Do you have a morning routine? In this lesson, students will explore daily routines through the audio of three people sharing what they do each day. Students will also learn and practice the present simple tense, along with relevant vocabulary. The lesson is filled with engaging discussions and activities, plus worksheets crafted for both adult and teenage learners.
Lesson Objectives
Grammar: Students will use the present simple tense to describe daily routines, improving their grammar for everyday conversations.
Listening: They will improve their listening skills by hearing people describe their daily activities, helping them understand routine descriptions.
Speaking: Students will practice talking about their daily routines, using present simple tense to share their own activities and habits.
Vocabulary: They will expand their vocabulary with words related to daily routines, enhancing their ability to discuss everyday life.
Homework: Students will complete exercises including choosing correct options to describe routines, filling in blanks with prepositions, and selecting appropriate words to complete sentences about daily activities. These tasks reinforce the use of present simple tense and vocabulary related to daily routines.
Audio
Listen to the audio about habits and routines. People wake up, eat, go to work, enjoy free time, go home, and go to bed at various times. Some people are strictly business, while others are as free as a bird when it comes to schedules.
Audio Transcript
Vocabulary and Pronunciation
routine [noun]: a usual, fixed, or regular way of doing things
multinational [adjective]: of or relating to more than two nationalities; having divisions in more than two countries
company [noun]: an organization that sells goods or services in order to make money
jogging [noun]: the activity of running at a slow, regular speed as a form of exercise
go out [phrasal verb]: to leave a place to go somewhere else
habit [noun]: something that you do regularly, almost without thinking about it
Stefanie I June 04, 2022
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