English · CEFR Band 1 (A1) · Chapter 18
My day
Dialogue
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He get up or he gets up?
- EmmaAlex, what time does your brother get up?
- AlexMy brother get up at six.
- EmmaWith "he", add -s: he gets up.
- AlexOh, he gets up at six and I get up at seven.
Dialogue
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A normal day
- JackEmma, do you get up early?
- EmmaYes, I get up at six. My sister gets up at eight.
- JackAnd what does she do in the morning?
- EmmaShe studies, and she always drinks coffee.
Vocabulary
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- get up
verbget up
- go
verbgo
- eat
verbeat
- drink
verbdrink
- work
verbwork
- study
verbstudy
- sleep
verbsleep
- always
adverbalways
- yesterday
adverbyesterday
Grammar
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Present simple: he / she + -s
Explanation
For daily habits, English uses the present simple. With I / you / we / they you use the base verb: I get up, they work, we study. BUT with he / she / it you MUST add -s: he gets up, she works, it sleeps. Forgetting this -s is the most common mistake for many learners. For negatives and questions, use do (I/you/we/they) or does (he/she/it), and the main verb goes back to the base: I don't sleep in the afternoon, Does she work on Monday? (not "Does she works"). Note irregular: go → goes.
Examples
- I get up at seven, and she gets up at eight.I get up at seven, and she gets up at eight.
- He always eats breakfast in the morning.He always eats breakfast in the morning.
- I work in the morning and study in the evening.I work in the morning and study in the evening.
- Does she work on Monday? — No, she doesn't.Does she work on Monday? — No, she doesn't.
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