Present Simple
Complete: “I ___ coffee every morning.”
drink
Complete: “I ___ English right now.” (study)
am studying
What do we use when it is raining? ☔
An umbrella.
What do you use to open a door?
A key.
What is the opposite of hot?
Cold
Make a sentence about something you usually do.
: Answers will vary. Example: “I usually eat breakfast at 7:00.”
Complete: “They ___ TV right now.” (watch)
are watching
What weather has lots of snow? ❄️
Snowy / snowing.
What do you use to tell the time?
A clock or watch.
How many days are in a week?
Seven
Complete: “She ___ to school every day.” (walk)
walks
Make a sentence about something you are doing now.
Answers will vary. Example: “I am sitting in the classroom now.”
Complete: “The sun is shining. It is ___.”
Sunny
What do you use to carry your books to school?
A backpack / school bag.
What is the past tense of go?
Went
Correct the sentence: “He go to work every day.”
He goes to work every day.”
Correct the sentence: “She is cook dinner now.”
She is cooking dinner now.”
What is the difference between hot and warm?
Hot means a high temperature. Warm means comfortably or moderately hot.
Name three things you might buy at a grocery store.
Answers will vary. Example: bread, milk, and fruit.
Make a question using Where.
Answers will vary. Example: “Where do you live?”
Make a sentence using the present simple and explain why we use it.
Answers will vary. Example: “I walk to school every day because it is a regular activity.”
Make a sentence using the present continuous and explain why we use it.
Answers will vary. Example: “I am studying English right now because it is happening at this moment.”
Describe today's weather using three different words or phrases.
Answers will vary. Example: “It is sunny, warm, and windy.”
Describe your morning routine using three everyday vocabulary words.
Answers will vary. Example: “I wake up, brush my teeth, and eat breakfast.”
Ask another student three different beginner questions.
Answers will vary. Example: “What is your name? Where are you from? What do you like?”