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    The document describes a typical daily routine in 3 sentences: The person wakes up around 6am, gets dressed, eats meals like breakfast and lunch, and does evening activities like making dinner, watching TV, and going to bed. Grammar examples are provided to illustrate using the simple present tense for daily habits with subjects like I, you, we, they and also he, she, it by adding -s or -es to verbs. Pronunciation rules for verbs ending in -s, -sh, -ch, and -x in the 3rd person singular are outlined.

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    The document describes a typical daily routine in 3 sentences: The person wakes up around 6am, gets dressed, eats meals like breakfast and lunch, and does evening activities like making dinner, watching TV, and going to bed. Grammar examples are provided to illustrate using the simple present tense for daily habits with subjects like I, you, we, they and also he, she, it by adding -s or -es to verbs. Pronunciation rules for verbs ending in -s, -sh, -ch, and -x in the 3rd person singular are outlined.

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    The document describes a typical daily routine in 3 sentences: The person wakes up around 6am, gets dressed, eats meals like breakfast and lunch, and does evening activities like making dinner, watching TV, and going to bed. Grammar examples are provided to illustrate using the simple present tense for daily habits with subjects like I, you, we, they and also he, she, it by adding -s or -es to verbs. Pronunciation rules for verbs ending in -s, -sh, -ch, and -x in the 3rd person singular are outlined.

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    Describe Your Daily Activities

    Get up
    Get dressed
    Get undressed
    Brush (my) teeth
    Comb/ brush (my) hair
    Shave
    Put on (my) make up/
    make up
    AM

    Eat / have breakfast


    Eat lunch
    PM

    Make dinner
    breakfast

    eat lunch = meals

    dinner
    Come home
    Take a shower Take a bath
    Watch TV
    Go to bed
    Make the bed
    1. I / get up / 6 o’clock
     I get up at 6 o’clock.
    2. she / get up / 6 o’clock
     She gets up at 6
    o’clock.
    I make dinner every
    evening.

    He makes dinner every


    evening.

    Make / dinner
    I watch TV every day.

    He watches TV
    every day.

    Watch TV
    I brush my teeth at 10 pm.

    She brushes her teeth


    at 10 pm.

    Brush [ ] teeth
    B- GRAMMAR POINT

    Simple present tense:


    Spelling rules with HE, SHE,
    IT
    Add –S to most verbs

    Get => gets


    Make => makes
    Sing => sings
    Play => plays
    Add –ES to verbs that end in –S, -
    SH, -CH, -X
    Pass => passes
    Watch => watches
    Wash => washes
    Fix => fixes
    Some exception

    Do => does
    Go => goes
    Have => has
    Study => studies
    C - PRONUNCIATION

    /S/ /Z/ /IZ/

    Gets Shaves Watches


    Takes Comes Brushes
    Eats Needs Practices
    Before 8:00 At 8:00

    After 8:00

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