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The document provides examples of using the present simple tense to discuss daily schedules and routines. It includes ordering sentences describing a typical daily schedule, putting scrambled word orders into correct sentences, completing sentences with missing verbs, and writing new sentences using present simple verbs and prepositions of time. The exercises focus on demonstrating use of the present simple for habitual or repeated actions.

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The document provides examples of using the present simple tense to discuss daily schedules and routines. It includes ordering sentences describing a typical daily schedule, putting scrambled word orders into correct sentences, completing sentences with missing verbs, and writing new sentences using present simple verbs and prepositions of time. The exercises focus on demonstrating use of the present simple for habitual or repeated actions.

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The document provides examples of using the present simple tense to discuss daily schedules and routines. It includes ordering sentences describing a typical daily schedule, putting scrambled word orders into correct sentences, completing sentences with missing verbs, and writing new sentences using present simple verbs and prepositions of time. The exercises focus on demonstrating use of the present simple for habitual or repeated actions.

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PRESENT SIMPLE

EMILY ROSARIO MONTESINOS CARI


1 Number these sentences in the correct order (1 to 8)
1. I have breakfast at 7. ( 2 )
2. I get up at 6 o’clock. ( 1 )
3. I have lunch at 1 o’clock. ( 5 )
4. I go to bed at midnight. ( 7 )
5. I finish work at 6 o’clock. ( 6 )
6. I go to work at 8 o’clock. ( 3 )
7. I start work at 9 o’clock. ( 4 )
8. I have dinner in the evening. ( 8 )
2 Put the words in the correct order.
1. I up in get the morning I get up in the morning. I get up in the morning.
2. afternoon start we the work in We work start in afternoon
3. on don’t they work Sundays They don’t work on Sundays
4. class have Tuesdays on you You have class on Tsuesdays
5. go don’t to we school We don´t go to school
6. have don’t breakfast they They don´t have breakfast
7. exercise go I to an class I go an class to excercise
8. work night you at don’t You don’t work at night
3 Complete the text with the verbs.

Start eat work have finish meet go not / work

I’m single and I have an apartment in Prague. I go in a bank. I start work at eight o’clock. I eat
lunch at midday and I finish work at five. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, I have to my
English classes. I not work on Saturdays and Sundays and I meet friends in the evenings.
4 Complete the sentences with at, in or on.
1 Richard and Chen don’t work on Mondays.
2 We don’t have school in the morning.
3 They finish classes at eight o’clock.
4 You have lunch at one o’clock.
5 We watch TV on the evenings.
6 My brothers work in the night.
7 In my country, the weekend is on Fridays and Saturdays.
5 Write sentences with a present simple verb and a preposition of time.
1 They / to work / seven o’clock They go to work at seven o’clock.
2 We don’t / classes / Saturdays and Sundays We don’t go to classes on Saturdays and Sundays
3 I / dinner / the evening I eat dinner in the evening
4 You don’t / TV / night You don’t watch TV in the night
5 I / to bed / eleven o’clock I go to bed at eleven o’clock

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