Grammar Reference

PRESENT SIMPLE / DAILY ROUTINE

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Lucas wakes up at six o'clock

every morning.

He gets up, takes a shower,

I’m Lucas and these are my friends! and eats breakfast. After
breakfast he walks to school.

He usually plays soccer

with friends after school.

Then he goes home.

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What time do you get up?

Do you go to school by bus?
Do you like to play soccer?
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PLAY – AFFIRMATIVE FORM

I PLAY

You PLAY

He / She / It PLAYS

We / You / They
PLAY
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PLAY – NEGATIVE FORM

I DO NOT (don’t) PLAY

You DO NOT (don’t) PLAY

He / She / It DOES NOT (doesn’t)

PLAY

We / You/ They DO NOT (don’t) PLAY

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PLAY – INTERROGATIVE FORM

DO I PLAY?

DO you PLAY?

DOES he / she / it
PLAY?

DO we / you / they
PLAY?
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I _______ up at _______ o'clock

every morning.

I get up at _____ o'clock, _____a

shower, and _____ breakfast.
After breakfast, I ____ to school.

I usually ________ after school.

Then, I _______ home.
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