Present simple vocabulary

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PRESENT SIMPLE VOCABULARY Vocabulary is a very important input in successful communication so that the following vocabulary is based on one of the best ways to learn it and it is through collocations and lexical fields. Students must be encouraged to learn them as one phrase. DAILY ROUTINES These are words which you use to talk about things you do on a regular way and in a particular order.

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FREE TIME ACTIVITIES This vocabulary describes free time activities, that is, things you do when you’re not working or studying.

STAY IN

EAT OUT

WATCH TV

GO TO THE CINEMA

GO TO CONCERTS

VISIT FRIENDS/MY FAMILY

HAVE COFFEE WITH FRIENDS

GO SHOPPING

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TIME PHRASES WITH ON, IN, AT ON Sunday Monday Tuesday morning Friday afternoon Saturday evening

IN the morning the afternoon the evening the week

AT six o’clock half past ten midday midnight night the weekend

Tip! They are usually at the end of the sentence. Ex: I get up early at the weekend.

FREQUENCY ADVERBS AND PHRASES WITH EVERY FREQUENCY ADVERBS      

Always Usually Often Sometimes Hardly ever Never

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Word order of Frequency Adverbs a) They go after the verb be: Ex: I’m always happy when I get up.

PHRASES WITH EVERY       

day week month year morning night Thursday Word order of EVERY

 They are usually at the end of the sentence. Ex: I work every Saturday.

b) The go before other verbs: Ex: I sometimes get up before 9. Tip!: We don’t use a plural with every: Ex: every week not every weeks

Vocabulary daily routine exercises Agenda Web: http://www.agendaweb.org/vocabulary/daily-routines-exercises.html Page | 3


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