I / You / We / They
I study every day.
They read at night.
He / She / It
She studies English.
He reads at night.
With he/she/it, add -s or -es; consonant + y → -ies (study → studies).ENGLISH WITH BETH • SOLO QUEST
Present SimpleMy routine, my story
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0110 min
Pre-reading • Vocabulary Match
Look at the real-life photos. Match each picture with its meaning.
Example A (done): Picture 1 — get up — leave your bed and start your day.
0220 min
Listen, record & write
Practice each word aloud and write one real sentence using it.
Example A: get up → “I get up at six o'clock.” Press the speaker to hear a model; then record yourself.
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0310 min
Vocabulary • Complete the sentences
Use the words from the first activity. Each answer uses one expression.
Example A (done): I get up at 6:30 every morning.
WORD BANK: have breakfast • study • take the bus • exercise • do the shopping • read • go to bed
0415 min
Reading • Sofia's School Day
Read the story carefully. Then prove that you understand it.
A day in Sofia's life
Hi! My name is Sofia, and I live in Valledupar. I am a student. On school days, I get up at 6:00 a.m. I have breakfast with my family at 6:30. I usually take the bus to school because my school is far from my house.
I study English in the morning. In the afternoon, I do my homework and sometimes exercise in the park. In the evening, I read a book for fifteen minutes. I go to bed at 9:30 p.m. I like my routine because it helps me stay organized.
Part 1 · True or False?
Example A: Sofia lives in Valledupar. → True.
Part 2 · Choose A, B or C
Example A: Where does Sofia live? A. Valledupar / B. Bogotá / C. Cartagena → A.
0515 min
Grammar Discovery • Present Simple
Study the examples. Then discover how the sentences work.
When? We use Present Simple to talk about routines, habits and facts. Look for words like every day, usually, sometimes, never.
I / You / We / They + don't + verb
I don't take the bus.
He / She / It + doesn't + verb
She doesn't walk to school.
After doesn't, use the original verb: doesn't study, not doesn't studies.Do + I/you/we/they + verb?
Do you read? → Yes, I do.
Does + he/she/it + verb?
Does she study? → No, she doesn't.
After does, use the original verb: Does she study?What / Where / When / How often + do/does + subject + verb?
Where does Sofia live?
What time do you get up?
First choose the question word. Then choose do/does. Finally use the base verb.Remember: “She studies” ✅ · “Does she study?” ✅ · “Does she studies?” ❌
0620 min
Grammar Challenge • Fix & Order
Correct common mistakes and put words in the right order.
Challenge 1 · Error detective
Example A (done): She go to school every day. → She goes to school every day.
Challenge 2 · Sentence codebreaker
Example A (done): breakfast / she / has / at seven → She has breakfast at seven.
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Bonus challenge • Wordwall
Play a real online Present Simple game, then report your score.
Present Simple Daily Routines
Choose the correct form of the verb in this external quiz. Your Wordwall score is separate from this lesson's automatic score.
Open Wordwall ↗0815 min
Final assessment • Writing
Write about your own daily routine using Present Simple.
My daily routine
Example A: “I usually get up at six. First, I have breakfast with my family…”
Write 60–80 words. Include morning, afternoon, evening and a reason you like or dislike your routine.
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Homework • My Family's Routines
Writing practice: how are the routines at home different?
Example A: “My mother gets up at five. My brother gets up at seven. My mother works in the morning, but my brother studies.”
Write 60–90 words about at least two family members. Use he/she + -s, times, frequency words, and one comparison.
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