Simple Present Tense to Discuss Morning Activties
Hello English language learners and lovers!
Hello English language learners and lovers!
Here’s a lesson on how to talk about
your
daily morning routines using
daily morning routines using
the simple present tense.
DAILY MORNING ROUTINES and HABITS
Daily morning routines and habits
are the activities that you do every morning.
One of the purposes of the simple present tense is to discuss everyday activities.
One of the purposes of the simple present tense is to discuss everyday activities.
Typically, we use the following adverbs
of frequency when discussing habits or routines:
always, often, usually, typically,
sometimes, rarely, never.
- to wake up
I always wake up at 6
a.m. Monday through Friday.
- to get up
She gets up at 7 a.m. every
day.
- to brush (your teeth)
I brush my teeth before
breakfast.
- to take (a shower)
He takes a shower before
going to work.
- to check (your email)
Alice checks her email every
morning.
- to surf (the Internet)
Leon never surfs the
Internet during breakfast.
- to do (yoga)
She typically does yoga
and meditation in the morning.
- to make (breakfast)
He always makes
breakfast.
- to eat (breakfast)
Lisa sometimes eats
fruit for breakfast.
- to go (to work)
Hank goes to work every day
at 7 a.m.
What are some of your morning activities or rituals? Please feel to write some in the comments below.
Hello English language learners and lovers!
Here’s a lesson on how to talk about your
daily morning routines using
daily morning routines using
the simple present tense.
DAILY MORNING ROUTINES and HABITS
Daily morning routines and habits are the activities that you
do every morning.
One of the purposes of the simple present tense is to discuss everyday activities.
One of the purposes of the simple present tense is to discuss everyday activities.
Typically, we use the following adverbs of frequency when discussing habits or routines:
always, often,
usually, typically, sometimes, rarely, never.
- to wake up
I always wake up at 6 a.m. Monday through
Friday.
- to get up
She gets up at 7
a.m. every day.
- to brush (your teeth)
I brush my teeth
before breakfast.
- to take (a shower)
He takes a shower
before going to work.
- to check (your email)
Alice checks her
email every morning.
- to surf (the Internet)
Leon never surfs the Internet during breakfast.
- to do (yoga)
She typically does yoga and meditation in the
morning.
- to make (breakfast)
He always makes breakfast.
- to eat (breakfast)
Lisa sometimes eats fruit for breakfast.
- to go (to work)
Hank goes to work
every day at 7 a.m.
What are some of your morning activities or rituals? Please feel to write some in the comments below.
Hello English language learners and lovers!
Here’s a lesson on how to talk about your
daily morning routines using
daily morning routines using
the simple present tense.
DAILY MORNING ROUTINES and HABITS
Daily morning routines and habits are the activities that you
do every morning.
One of the purposes of the simple present tense is to discuss everyday activities.
One of the purposes of the simple present tense is to discuss everyday activities.
Typically, we use the following adverbs of frequency when discussing habits or routines:
always, often,
usually, typically, sometimes, rarely, never.
- to wake up
I always wake up at 6 a.m. Monday through
Friday.
- to get up
She gets up at 7
a.m. every day.
- to brush (your teeth)
I brush my teeth
before breakfast.
- to take (a shower)
He takes a shower
before going to work.
- to check (your email)
Alice checks her
email every morning.
- to surf (the Internet)
Leon never surfs the Internet during breakfast.
- to do (yoga)
She typically does yoga and meditation in the
morning.
- to make (breakfast)
He always makes breakfast.
- to eat (breakfast)
Lisa sometimes eats fruit for breakfast.
- to go (to work)
Hank goes to work
every day at 7 a.m.
What are some of your morning activities or rituals? Please feel to write some in the comments below.
Hello English language learners and lovers!
Here’s a lesson on how to talk about your
daily morning routines using
daily morning routines using
the simple present tense.
DAILY MORNING ROUTINES and HABITS
Daily morning routines and habits are the activities that you
do every morning.
One of the purposes of the simple present tense is to discuss everyday activities.
One of the purposes of the simple present tense is to discuss everyday activities.
Typically, we use the following adverbs of frequency when discussing habits or routines:
always, often,
usually, typically, sometimes, rarely, never.
- to wake up
I always wake up at 6 a.m. Monday through
Friday.
- to get up
She gets up at 7
a.m. every day.
- to brush (your teeth)
I brush my teeth
before breakfast.
- to take (a shower)
He takes a shower
before going to work.
- to check (your email)
Alice checks her
email every morning.
- to surf (the Internet)
Leon never surfs the Internet during breakfast.
- to do (yoga)
She typically does yoga and meditation in the
morning.
- to make (breakfast)
He always makes breakfast.
- to eat (breakfast)
Lisa sometimes eats fruit for breakfast.
- to go (to work)
Hank goes to work
every day at 7 a.m.
What are some of your morning activities or rituals? Please feel to write some in the comments below.
Hello English language learners and lovers!
Here’s a lesson on how to talk about your
daily morning routines using
daily morning routines using
the simple present tense.
DAILY MORNING ROUTINES and HABITS
Daily morning routines and habits are the activities that you
do every morning.
One of the purposes of the simple present tense is to discuss everyday activities.
One of the purposes of the simple present tense is to discuss everyday activities.
Typically, we use the following adverbs of frequency when discussing habits or routines:
always, often,
usually, typically, sometimes, rarely, never.
- to wake up
I always wake up at 6 a.m. Monday through
Friday.
- to get up
She gets up at 7
a.m. every day.
- to brush (your teeth)
I brush my teeth
before breakfast.
- to take (a shower)
He takes a shower
before going to work.
- to check (your email)
Alice checks her
email every morning.
- to surf (the Internet)
Leon never surfs the Internet during breakfast.
- to do (yoga)
She typically does yoga and meditation in the
morning.
- to make (breakfast)
He always makes breakfast.
- to eat (breakfast)
Lisa sometimes eats fruit for breakfast.
- to go (to work)
Hank goes to work
every day at 7 a.m.
What are some of your morning activities or rituals? Please feel to write some in the comments below.
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