DAILY ROUTINES

VOCABULARY -
VERBS

• Get up • Take a shower

 VOCABULARY -
VERBS

• Brush my Teeth • Floss my

teeth
 VOCABULARY -
VERBS

• Shave • Get Dressed

 VOCABULARY - VERBS

• Wash my face • Put on Make up

 VOCABULARY -
VERBS

• Brush my Hair • Comb my

hair
 VOCABULARY -
VERBS

• Make the Bed • Get

Undressed
 VOCABULARY -
VERBS

• Take a bath • Go to
Bed
• Sleep • Make breakfast
 VOCABULARY - VERBS

• Make lunch • Cook Dinner

 VOCABULARY - VERBS

• Have Breakfast • Have Lunch/ Dinner

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A continuación, verán como
crear oraciones con el
Vocabulario en el
Presente Simple:
 SIMPLE PRESENT (I,
YOU, WE , THEY)

• I take a shower in the

morning
sujeto + verbo + complemento
 SIMPLE PRESENT (I,
YOU, WE , THEY)

• They sleep in the

house.
sujeto + verbo + complemento
 PARA NEGAR EN
PRESENTE
SIMPLE, LE
AGREGAMOS :
DON´T A LAS
ORACIONES.

• We don’t shave our

beard.
sujeto + don’t + verbo + complemento
 PARA NEGAR EN
PRESENTE
SIMPLE, LE
AGREGAMOS :
DON´T A LAS
ORACIONES.

• You don’t have lunch in the

house.
sujeto + don’t + verbo + complemento
 SIMPLE PRESENT ( She, he , it)

• Para: She, He , it , se le agrega la ( s ) al

verbo.

• She gets up in the

morning
sujeto + verbo(s) + complemento

• He combs her hair.

sujeto + verbo(s) + complemento

• It makes breakfast very quickly.

sujeto + verbo(s) + complemento
 Para negar con he, she, it en Presente Simple, le
agregamos : doesn´t a las oraciones.

• She doesn´t get up in the morning

sujeto + doesn´t + verbo + complemento

• He doesn´t comb her hair.

sujeto + doesn´t + verbo + complemento

• It doesn´t make breakfast very

quickly.
sujeto + doesn´t + verbo + complemento
 The time:
There are two common
ways of telling the time.
Formal but easier way
Say the hours first and then the
minutes.
Example: 7:45 - seven forty-five
For minutes 01 through 09, you
can pronounce the '0' as oh.
Example: 11:06 - eleven (oh) six
More popular way
Say the minutes first and then the hours.
Use past and the preceding hour for
minutes 01 through 30. Use to and the
forthcoming hour for minutes 31 through
59, but .
Example: 7.15 - fifteen past seven
Example: 7.45 - fifteen to eight
Another possibility of saying '15 minutes
past' is: a quarter past
Another possibility of saying '15 minutes to'
is: a quarter to
Another possibility of saying '30 minutes
LET’S
PRACTICE!
It’s four twenty-nine
twenty-nine past four
It’s eight fourteen
It’s fourteen past eight
It’s eight- thirty
It’s half past three
It’s ten o’clock