Lesson 1: My Daily Routine
Lesson 1: My Daily Routine
My daily routine
Lesson 1
Daily activities
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CONTENT
1. INTRODUCTION
2. THE STORY
Module 1 • Chapter 1: Strange sauces.
My daily routine
• Chapter 2: Everything is so complicated.
Daily activities
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INTRODUCTION Verbs:
Where do you
Welcome to the first lesson do your
homework?
In this lesson we will learn about:
• Daily routines.
• Expressions related to routines.
• Likes and dislikes.
Vocabulary:
Grammar: • Daily activities.
• Verb have. • Meals.
• Expressions.
Breakfast
• Present simple.
• The correct use of the third person.
• Adverbs of frequency.
• Questions about routines.
Objectives:
• Be able to talk about routines.
• Explain the different tasks people do at work.
• Use verbs related to routines and daily activities.
• Ask and answer questions about daily activities.
“We rarely practice sports.” “I always wake up early.”
• Express likes and dislikes.
Are you ready?
So let`s get started!
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Strange sauces Chris: Okay, but I don’t want any strange sauces. What did you do today?
Chris and Mark are walking around the neighborhood. Mark stops in front of a Mark: Okay. I was trying to sell two office chairs all morning and I had breakfast
Chinese restaurant. in the van while phoning several clients, then I went to a meeting with my
daughter’s teacher and he told me that she needs reinforcement in some subjects.
Chris: I start work in an hour, I don’t have much time. Chris: What course is she going to do?
Mark: I’ll invite you to eat. Mark: She’s about to start High School. She wants to go to college but she doesn’t know
Chris: Okay, but have you found a flat yet? what she wants to study.
Mark: Yes, I have. It’s very close to downtown. It´s very sunny and quite big, I’ll Chris: You’re talking about your eldest daughter, aren’t you?
show it to you later. But for now let’s eat, do you like this restaurant? Mark: Yes, the little one is going into second grade, she’s seven years old now. When I left
the school, I had to check one of the chairs because the backrest was broken so I
Chris: Does it have to be this one? couldn’t sell it and now you’re telling me that you don’t like strange sauces? I’m only
Mark: Why not? asking for half an hour of your time, nothing else, and I’m inviting you to eat, what
else do you want?
Chris: You know I don’t like Chinese food.
Chris: Okay, I don’t need to hear your life story, it’s your routine, and please
Mark: But it’s so cheap. stop complaining.
Mark: Okay. Tell me, what have you done today?
Chris: Nothing, absolutely nothing.
Invite you Mark: I don’t believe that.
Chris: Believe it, should we go in?
Chinese food
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Vocabulary: Grammar:
1. Verb have:
1. Start work:
I - You - We - They
Example:
- I start work at 8:00 am. He, She, It
Have
Has
2. Have breakfast:
They have a books.
Example:
- They have breakfast together. She has an umbrella.
Example:
- I have to call several clients everyday.
4. I don’t like:
Example:
- I don’t like vegetables.
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2. Verb do:
Chapter 2:
I - You - We - They Do Everything is so complicated
At the school doors in the afternoon. Chris picks Bryan up from school in the afternoon.
Chris: Why are you always the first to come out and the last to go in?
Bryan: Because I hate school!
Chris: You don’t need to say it, it´s obvious. Uncle Chris, what does
homosexual mean?
They do sports.
Chris: Uff, what a question, how can I explain it to you.
Bryan: Is it hard to explain?
Chris: Look Bryan, homosexuals are people who are attracted to people of the same
gender. When you were a newborn everything was much easier, I used to give you
your bottle and you would sleep all the time. Now everything is much more
complicated and I’ve got to explain more difficult things to you.
Bryan: And when I become an old man?
Chris: When you become an old man, I won’t be alive anymore.
Newborn
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Vocabulary: Grammar:
1. Third person in simple present:
a. Verb ending.
Example:
- I go to school on mondays.
She/he/it + verb + s/es/ies
2. Question:
Example:
- We like to go to the park on the weekends. The eagle flies peacefully.
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Finished in: Vowel and other consonants Add: s b. Exceptions with modal verb:
Modal verb
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Chapter 3:
Seek and you shall, find Andreas responds quickly.
Andreas is in front of the computer and he is feeling overwhelmed. Lucia tries to comfort him. Andreas: Well, everyday I get up at eight in the morning and while I’m having breakfast,
I look for work on the internet. After that, I spend my time updating my
curriculum and in the afternoons I design courses until dinner time.
Andreas: I get it, but it’s hard, no one answers, they don’t even tell me if they have
received my curriculum. Lucia: I’m looking for a part-time job as a babysitter or tutor, if you hear of anything.
Lucia: You must be patient, they will call. Did you rearrange the papers? Andreas: If i hear of anything, I’ll let you know.. Tomorrow I’ve got an interview.
Andreas: I already have double nationality, I’m half Irish and half German. There’s a Lucia: Really?
high demand for employment and very few opportunities. Andreas: It is for a public transportation company, They are looking for someone to work
Lucia: You are a good photographer, you’ve got a lot of experience, you will in customer service. I have an appointment with the human resources director.
find something. Lucia: I’m so glad!
Andreas: Today everyone considers themselves photographers, I need a fixed income. Andreas: But I have a problem.
Lucia: And what are you going to do to get one? Lucia: What?
Andreas: I have to write a cover letter but I can’t think of anything.
Lucia: If you want I’ll help you, although I should go home to study, tomorrow
I have an exam and if I fail I will have to repeat the course.
Andreas: Don’t worry, go and study, but first give me a kiss.
Babysitter Tutor
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Vocabulary: Grammar:
1. Routine:
1. To study a. Sequence:
Example:
Keywords: First, second, then, next, later, once, last, after, finally
- She studies in the office.
3. To comfort:
Example:
- Andrew comforts his wife.
4. Interview
Example:
- Jack arrives at his interview.
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Sometimes 50%
Rarely 25%
Never 0%
I never take the bus.
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