What do you do every day? (all about Present Simple)

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LESSON SET OVERVIEW

With this lesson set, your students will:

  • learn Present Simple affirmative, negative and questions,
  • explore adverbs of frequency,
  • practise daily routine vocabulary,
  • talk about habits and schedules,
  • practise telling the time,
  • watch videos about people’s daily routine.

The four lessons in the set allow students to learn the meaning, form and use of Present Simple. In the first lesson, students learn morning routine vocabulary and practise adverbs of frequency. In the second lesson, they learn to use affirmative sentences for he, she and it. In the third lesson, students learn to use Present Simple negative forms and talk about healthy lifestyle. In the last lesson, they learn Present Simple questions, as well as telling the time.

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Each lesson in the set is also a standalone lesson.

Lesson 1

Teach students morning routine vocabulary and adverbs of frequency
adverbs of frequency
Standard Lesson 60 min Premium Plan

My morning routine (adverbs of frequency)

Grammar Lifestyle

Students learn morning routine vocabulary (e.g. have breakfast, go to work, read the news) and adverbs of frequency (usually, always, never, etc.). They also listen to people talking about their mornings and say what they do in the morning.

Lesson 2

Introduce Present Simple affirmative for 'he', 'she' and 'it'
Present Simple affirmative
Standard Lesson 60 min Unlimited Plan

A day in the life (Present Simple affirmative)

General Grammar

Students learn collocations to talk about things they do every day (e.g. go shopping, do housework, have a meeting). They watch a video and talk about the person’s Friday. They also learn and practise Present Simple affirmative for he, she and it.

Lesson 3

Discuss healthy lifestyle and practise Present Simple negative
present simple negative
Standard Lesson 60 min Premium Plan

Healthy lifestyle (Present Simple negative)

Grammar Lifestyle

Students watch a video about healthy and unhealthy lifestyle. They also practise vocabulary to talk about lifestyle (e.g. go to bed early, eat vegetables, drink water) and learn negative forms of Present Simple.

Lesson 4

Help students practise asking Present Simple questions
practise present simple questions
Standard Lesson 60 min Unlimited Plan

What time do you…? (Present Simple questions)

Grammar Lifestyle

Students practise telling the time, listen to people talking about what time they go to bed and learn asking questions in Present Simple. They also ask and answer questions in pairs.

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    I’m so excited to have A1 lessons! I’ve actually been using a different resource for A1 level, and we were just working on present simple! I can’t wait to use these lessons as a supplement for my next class. 🙂

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  5. Daniela Restrepo Cañas

    I love your lessons! I find them quite interesting. I just wanted to mention that “Healthy lifestyle (Present Simple negative)” does not open. I’m not sure if there is something wrong with this lesson. Please keep me posted.

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    1. Justa

      Thanks 🙂

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