Developing Communicative Skills (6)

Developing Communicative Skills 

Objective:

During this lesson, we will learn the simple present to talk about our daily routine.  

Agenda: 


  • Vocabulary: daily routines. 

  • Simple present: sentences. 

  • Simple present: questions. 

  • Speaking. 

  • Listening. 




Task 1:

  1. Let’s discuss: 

What do you do in the morning? 

What do you do at night before sleeping? 

What do you do before your English class? 

What do you do on Sundays?



Useful language

In the morning, I wake up at 7 am. 

At night, I read a book. 

Before my English class, I watch TV. 

On Sundays, I wake up late and I do exercise. 





Task 2: 

  1. Listen and repeat.  



Task 3:

  1. Let’s discuss our routine with a partner.

  2. Ask the question you have HERE.  


Before going to the BOR, check this useful language: 


  • What do you do after getting up? - After getting up, I brush my teeth. 

  • What do you do on weekends? - On weekends, I wake up late and I relax. 



Task 4: Grammar: Simple Present




Spelling rules for third person singular: 



REMEMBER! 



Task 5: Grammar: Simple Present

  1. To practice the structure, click HERE. 

  2. To practice the spelling rules, click HERE. 

  3. Discuss these questions: 

What do you do on weekends? 

What do you do tonight? 

Do you like to eat apples? 

Do you have a pet?  

Do you watch TV tonight? 


Take notes because you will present your partner in the main room! :) 




Task 6: Pronunciation of S


 

Together, let’s do an activity in the main room. Click HERE.  

 


Task 7: Pronunciation of S  

  1. Click HERE to practice the sound of the s in verbs.  

  1. Then, click HERE for extra practice. This time, you will not listen to the sounds. Try to do it according to what you just learned.  

  1. Read these sentences and practice with your partner:  

 

Carla listens to some songs while she drives her car.  

Smith takes a shower at night, and then he watches movies with his wife.  

Thomas drinks a lot of water! He goes to the gym, and he takes care of himself.

Jackson wears a nice suit. 

Ricky laughs out loud.  



Task 8: Questions - Simple Present  



Together, let’s create the next sentences into questions: 


  • Alicia works in an office.  - ______________________________________.

  • They go to the cinema at night. - ___________________________________.

  • Sebastian and Pedro wake up late. - _________________________________.

  • Thomas speaks Portuguese. - ___________________________________.

  • You and Carlo drive a nice car. - ___________________________________.



Task 10: Simple Present and Verb to be

  1. Click HERE to complete a text. 

  2. Then, discuss these questions: 

Do you have breakfast at home? 

Do you go to school?

Are you tired after dinner?

What do you do to relax? 

Are you stressed at night? 


Create 3 more questions for your partner! 


Task 11: Simple Present and Verb to be

  1. Let’s watch a video. Click HERE.  

  1. Answer these questions: 

At what time does she wake up?

Does she brush her teeth first?

Does she leave home at 11 am?

Does she always drive her car?

Does she start work at 9 am?

Does she never arrive early?  

Does she sometimes sleep at 12pm? 

 


Task 12: Review - Simple Present and Verb to be

  1. The teacher will share some sentences and questions.

  2. Mention if they are correct. 

  3. If they are incorrect, send the correct one. 

PPT. 




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