Present Simple — Positive

Article excerpt · target grammar marked

Simone Biles wakes up at 6 every morning. She eats breakfast at home. She goes to the gym at 8. She has lunch with her team. She comes home at 6 and cooks dinner with her husband.

Grammar Reference · Present Simple — Positive

Positive — I / You /

I wake up at seven. — Use the base form of the verb.

Positive — He / She /

She goes to work at nine. — Add -s or -es to the verb.

Clock times

He eats lunch at one o'clock. — Use 'at' before a time.

Common routine verbs

wake up · eat · go · have · come · cook · watch · sleep — high-frequency verbs.

01Exercise 1 — Form · Write the Correct Form

Present Simple — Positive

1.I (wake) up at seven every morning.

2.She (eat) breakfast at eight.

3.He (go) to work at nine o'clock.

4.We (have) lunch at one.

5.My brother (come) home at six.

6.Ana (cook) dinner every evening.

02Exercise 2 — Build · Re-order the Words

jumble · capital + full stop + conjugate

1.breakfast · she · seven · at · eats

2.work · goes · at · eight · he · to

3.lunch · have · we · one · at

4.home · comes · six · at · Maria

5.bed · to · goes · ten · at · Yuto

6.dinner · every · cooks · my · evening · father

03Exercise 3 — About You

in your notebook

Personalise: complete five sentences about yourself using the target grammar.

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