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In this lesson, we will…

Review Learn some Read a

words and new words. conversation.
grammar
from last
lesson.

Ask about Talk about

our friends’ our friends’
routines. and families’
routines.
Discussion

Can you remember what a routine is?

What are some of your routines?

Routines

What is a routine?

A routine is something you do

often. It can be something you
do every day, every week, every
month, or even every year.
Examples include brushing your
teeth, cleaning the kitchen, and
going to work.
Routines

What routines can you remember from the last

lesson?
Write as many as you can in two minutes.
Vocabulary
Can you remember these routines from the last
lesson?

wash (my) do (my) drink water do the

face makeup washing

play with
feed (my) dog shave (my) use (my)
(my) children
face phone
Grammar Review

Look at these sentences. Which are correct? Which

are incorrect?
She feeds her dog.

He do his makeup. He does his makeup.

They uses their phones. They use their

phones.
She plays with my
children.
He drink water. He drinks water.

They do the washing.

Vocabulary
Do you know these routines?

have a have have a bath get dressed

shower breakfast

listen to comb (your) wake up clean the

music hair house
Vocabulary

Read the questions below and match them to the

correct photos.
Do you wake up late?

Does she listen to

music?
Do you clean the
house at the
weekend?
Does she comb her
hair in the morning?
Vocabulary

Read the sentences below and match them to the

correct photos.
Do you get dressed
before breakfast?

Does he have a
shower after work?

Do you have a bath?

Do you have
breakfast?
Herman Netra

Herman and Netra are asking about each other’s

routines.
What do you think their routines are?
Yesterday I listened to a new
song. Do you listen to music?

Yes, I do! I listen to

music when I have a
shower. I watch TV too.
Do you watch TV?

Yes, I do! I watch TV and I clean

the house every day after work.
How about your parents? Do
they watch TV?

No, they don’t.

They listen to
music though!
How much do you remember?

With your partner or teacher, practise the conversation.

Do you ……?

Yes, I do! I …… when I

…… . I …… too. Do you
……?

Yes, I do! I …… and I …… every

day. How about your parents?
Do they ……?

No, they don’t.

They …… though!
Grammar Time

In the last two lessons, we learned that when we

talk about routines in English, we use the present
simple.
The present simple is a noun or pronoun used with the
base form of a verb.

I cook. I wash my face.

Grammar Time

When we ask questions, we add a word to the

sentence and sometimes change other words. What
words are added below?
I wash my face. Do you wash your face?

I watch TV. Do you watch TV?

He feeds his dog. Does he feed his dog?

They do their makeup. Do they do their

makeup?
Grammar Time

When we are asking someone about their routines,

we need to change some of the words to match.

I play with my children.

Do you play with your children?

Other times, it’s more simple.

I eat breakfast.

Do you eat breakfast?

Grammar Time

When we use the present simple to ask questions,

we move the ‘s’ if it’s for one person and not with
‘you’.
She plays with her children.

Does she play with her children?

If it is two or more people, nothing changes. You just

add ‘do’.
They play with their children.

Do they play with their children?

Grammar Time

Answers match the questions.

Do you play games?

Yes, I do. / No, I don’t.