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Every morning people take a shower, eat breakfast, and get dressed.
Every night people cook, do the dishes, and watch TV.
Every weekend people do the laundry, go shopping, and relax.
Routines are actions people do every day (or every week, every weekend,
every month, every year).
Add ing to the end of the present tense action verb to talk about now, this minute.
Example:
Exercise 1 Directions: Fill in the blanks with action verbs + (plus) ing.
_________________
wake up brush his teeth
He is ____________ He is ____________
_________________ _________________
exercise take a shower
_________________ _________________
shave get dressed
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The Present Continuous Tense
7. What is she doing? 8. What is she doing?
_________________ _________________
brush her hair put on make-up
_________________ _________________
make (or cook) blow dry
breakfast her hair
_________________ _________________
make the bed drive
_________________ _________________
take the bus study
_________________ _________________
work eat lunch
__________________ _________________
shop write a check
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The Present Continuous Tense
19. What is he doing? 20. What is she doing?
_________________ _________________
pay with a
credit card go home
_________________ __________________
get the mail cook
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The Present Continuous Tense
31. What is she doing? 32. What are you
doing?
She is ____________
I am _____________
__________________
__________________
walk the dog buy groceries
__________________ __________________
water the
relax plants
Speaking Activity
Directions: Use the present tense: Talk about the routines you do every
day. Example: I brush my teeth every day.
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Have and Has and Kitchen Things
Have and has are action verbs Pronoun Action Verb Article Noun
that tell about possession.
I
Use have with the You
pronouns I, you, they, we. have
They
We
Use has with the pronouns he, she, it. a
He
She has
Exercise 1 Directions: Study the chart. It fork.
Fill in the blanks with have or has.
shaker. shaker.
a bowl.
k a basket of bread.
a napkin. a kettle.
saucer
7. You ____________ 8. We ____________
vase
a cup and saucer. a vase of flowers.
a spoon. a knife.
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Adjectives Chart
Adjectives describe (tell about) nouns (people, places, things, animals) and
pronouns (I, he, she, it, you, they, we). Examples:
1. Colors 7. Appearance
8. Shapes
2. Feelings (Emotions)
3. Size 9. Numbers
11. Smell
5. Sound
Examples: sweet
Examples: quiet
(perfume), smelly
(library), loud (TV),
I hear... (garbage), ripe (fruit)
noisy (traffic)
6. Taste
Speaking Activity
Examples: sweet
Directions: Use adjectives to
(candy), sour (lemon)
salty (pretzel)
describe things in the room,
outside, or in books.
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