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Routines

Routines. FCLB Spring 2014 Week #2 & #3. We use the Simple Present to talk about:. Facts and Permanent situations The sun sets in the west. I speak Spanish. My dad works at Samsung. Habits and Routine Actions He goes fishing once a week. I teach English everyday.

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Routines

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  1. Routines FCLB Spring 2014 Week #2 & #3

  2. We use the Simple Present to talk about: • Facts and Permanent situations • The sun sets in the west. • I speak Spanish. • My dad works at Samsung. • Habits and Routine Actions • He goes fishing once a week. • I teach English everyday. • My sister usually wakes up at 7:00 a.m.

  3. Form: • Affirmative (subject + base form of verb [+s/es]) • I work. • You work. • He / She / It works.* • We work. • You work. • They work. • * We add an 's' or 'es' to the base form of the verb when we use the 3rd person (he, she, it).

  4. Form: • Negative (subject + aux. verb ‘do’ + not + base form of the verb) • I don’t work. • You don’t work. • He / She / It doesn’t work. • We don’t work. • You don’t work. • They don’t work. • Do not = Don’t • Does not = Doesn’t

  5. Form: • Questions (Aux. verb ‘do’ + Subject + base form of the verb) • Do I work? • Do you work? • Does he / she / it work? • Do we work? • Do you work? • Do they work?

  6. Form: Yes / No questions (A.S.I.) • (Aux. Verb + Subject + Infinitive verb)

  7. Form: Yes / No questions (A.S.I.) Make 5 Questions. • 1. • 2. • 3. • 4. • 5. Now ask your partner the questions.

  8. 3rd Person Singular (He / She / It) • Don’t forget! We must add and ‘s’ or an ‘es’ to the verb when we use the 3rd person singular form. • How to form the 3rd Person singular…. • Most verbs: • Add an s to the base form – plays • Verbs ending in a consonant plus ‘y’, change the ‘y’ to ‘i’ and add ‘es’ – i.e. - tries • Verbs ending in ‘o’, ‘s’, ‘z’, ‘x’, ‘ch’, and ‘sh’, add ‘es’ – e.g. washes • NOTE: In the negative form, ‘doesn’t’ already has the ‘s’, so the main verb doesn’t need an ‘s’. e.g. She doesn’t work. The same rule applies with does in questions.

  9. What is the 3rd person singular? watch do hit write drink try look go think take swim wait

  10. What’s the 3rd person singular? (Answers) Watches does hits writes drinks tries looks goes thinks takes swims waits

  11. Simple Present Common Mistakes and Errors • She walk to school everyday. • He not like to watch TV. • Where lives your father? • She go often to Paris. • She doesn’t likes football. • I’m go to the post office once a week. • Does Sarah plays the guitar? • When does she usually leaves work?

  12. Simple Present Common Mistakes and Errors • She walks to school everyday. • He doesn’t like to watch TV. • Where does your father live? • She often goes to Paris. • She doesn’t likefootball. • I goto the post office once a week. • Does Sarah play the guitar? • When does she usually leave work?

  13. Mind Map Routines • What are some things that you do everyday, every week, every month, or often? • Brush your teeth • Get up/ wake up • Go to bed • Eat breakfast, lunch, dinner • Study • Exercise • Meet friends • Pay bills (credit card, rent, electricity, etc) • Take a shower

  14. Adverbs of Frequency • We use adverbs of frequency and the simple present tense to say how often we do something, or don’t do something.

  15. Adverbs of Definite Frequency Examples: everyday, once a month, twice a year, etc. Most companies pay taxes once a year. I take out the garbage three times a week. She visits her parents twice a month.

  16. Rule: • Adverbs of Definite frequency usually go at the end of the sentence, but can also appear at the beginning of a sentence. They NEVER go in the middle of a sentence.

  17. Daily Routines • What time do you leave for school? • What time do you get to school? • How often do you do your laundry? • Can you cook?  How often? • What time do you leave school? • What time do you get home? • How often do you clean your room/apartment? • What time do you eat dinner on Wednesday?  Friday?

  18. Week #2 finish

  19. Simple Present Examples in Conversation After the greeting, we’ll typically ask a simple “yes/no” question to start a conversation. For example: “Do you ever eat breakfast?” Yes, I always eat breakfast. “Do you like to go hiking?” Yes, I like to go hiking. “Do you like listening to music?” Yes, I love listening to music. “Do you like chess?” Yes, I like chess. Note: The verb ‘like’ can be followed by an infinitive verb (to go), a gerund (listening), or a noun (chess).

  20. Simple Present Examples in Conversation If the answer is “yes”, we usually ask Follow Up Questions (F.U.Q.s) to get more information. When do you usually eat breakfast? How often do you go hiking? Where do you usually listen to music? Who do you usually play chess with?

  21. Form: Follow Up Questions (Q.A.S.I) • (Question word + Aux. Verb + Subject + Infinitive Verb)

  22. Routine Questions When do you………? or How often do you……………..? • Write 5 questions in your notebook. • Answer your own questions. • Ask your partner and write down their answer. • Change partners and repeat.

  23. Follow-Up Questions • What are they? • Questions that are connected to a previous answer. • What are they good for? • Finding out more about a topic. • Making a conversation last longer.

  24. Follow-Up Questions (FUQ’s)Good Examples • Q: What are your hobbies? • A: I like to play video games. • FU1: What game do you like to play? • A: I like to play Super Mario Cart. • FU2: What character do you like to use? • A: I like Bowser. • FU3: Why do you like that Super Mario Cart? • A: Because they…

  25. Follow-Up Questions (FUQ’s)Good Examples • Q: What are your hobbies? • A: I like to watch movies. • FU1: What kind of movies do you like? • A: I like horror movies. • FU2: What is your favorite horror movie? • A: My favorite horror movie is XXXXX. • FU3: Who is your favorite actor? • A: My favorite actor is YYYYY.

  26. Follow-Up QuestionsBad Examples • Q: What do you like to do in your free time? • A: I like to watch movies. • FU1: What color is your car? • BAD Question!!! Not connected to answer. • FU2: Who is the best soccer player? • BAD Question!!! Not connected to answer. • FU3: Why do you like rice? • BAD Question!!! Not connected to answer.

  27. Your Turn • Q: Do you like to exercise? • Yes, I like to go hiking and rock climbing. • FU1: ????? • FU2: ????? • FU3: ?????

  28. Your Turn • Q: Do you like Italian food? • Yes, I love Italian food. • FU1: ????? • FU2: ????? • FU3: ?????

  29. Topics Food Hobbies/Interests Pets Sports Family Work Weekend Hometown Travel Music Major TV Cloths Cars Movies Celebrities ………………..

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