House Chores
After-school activities
Daily Routine
Adverb of Frequency
Present Continuous
100

Complete this sentence: “Every morning, I wake up and ______.” 

make the bed
100

Which activity can you join if you like drawing and painting?

Art club

100

What do you do when you open your eyes in the morning?

Wake up

100

I wash the dishes every day. Which adverb can I use?

Always

100

Complete: “She is ______ TV.”

watching

200

Which chore uses a broom?

Sweep the floor

200

Which activity would you join if you want to learn how to play chess?

Chess club

200

What do you usually do before going to school: have dinner or have breakfast?

Have breakfast

200

Which is more frequent: rarely or sometimes?

Sometimes

200

Correct this sentence: “They is play soccer.”

They are playing soccer

300

Complete: “The rubbish bin is full. I need to ______.”

Take out the rubbish

300

Complete: “I want to improve my English after school, so I join an ______.”

English course

300

Complete: “I ______ my teeth in the morning.”

brush


300

Make a sentence using sometimes and a daily routine.

sometimes

300

Complete: “She ______ the dishes.”

is washing
400

What chore do you do when your clothes are dirty?

Wash the clothes

400

You love playing football, but you don't have a game today. You want to practice with your team. What activity do you join?

Football practice

400

Put these in the correct order: have breakfast → wake up → brush my teeth.

Wake up → brush my teeth → have breakfast

400

Put the words in the correct order: “after /my homework / do /  usually /  I .”

I usually do my homework after school.

400

make a sentence using "I" and "read a book"

I am reading a book

500

What chore do you do with a plate, soap, and water?

Wash the dishes

500

Which activity is for students who want to help organize school activities?

Student council

500

Make a sentence using play video games, do my homework, and adverb of frequency

I always do my homework and sometimes I play video games.

500

Put these in order from least frequent to most frequent: usually, never, always, rarely, sometimes.

Never → rarely → sometimes → usually → always

500

make a sentence using "she" and "cook in the kitchen"

She is cooking in the kitchen


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