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Present Simple: Daily Routines Exercise

June 11, 2026 A1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I ............... at seven o'clock every morning.
Wrong!
Use "get up" with the subject "I" in the present simple.
2She ............... breakfast at home every day.
Wrong!
Use "has" with the third-person singular subject "She" in the present simple.
3He ............... to school by bus on weekdays.
Wrong!
Use "goes" with the third-person singular subject "He" in the present simple.
4My brother ............... his teeth after breakfast.
Wrong!
Use "brushes" with the third-person singular subject "My brother" in the present simple.
5My father ............... not drink coffee at night.
Wrong!
Use "does" with the third-person singular subject "My father" in a present simple negative sentence.
6We ............... not watch TV before school.
Wrong!
Use "do" with the subject "We" in a present simple negative sentence.
7Anna ............... a shower in the morning.
Wrong!
Use "takes" with the third-person singular subject "Anna" in the present simple.
8What time ............... your sister start work?
Wrong!
Use "does" with the third-person singular subject "your sister" in a present simple question.
9They ............... football after school.
Wrong!
Use "play" with the subject "They" in the present simple.
10Tom ............... a book before bed.
Wrong!
Use "reads" with the third-person singular subject "Tom" in the present simple.
11My mother ............... not go to work on Sundays.
Wrong!
Use "does" with the third-person singular subject "My mother" in a present simple negative sentence.
12He ............... dinner for his family every evening.
Wrong!
Use "cooks" with the third-person singular subject "He" in the present simple.

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  1. I get up at seven o’clock every morning.
  2. She has breakfast at home every day.
  3. He goes to school by bus on weekdays.
  4. My brother brushes his teeth after breakfast.
  5. My father does not drink coffee at night.
  6. We do not watch TV before school.
  7. Anna takes a shower in the morning.
  8. What time does your sister start work?
  9. They play football after school.
  10. Tom reads a book before bed.
  11. My mother does not go to work on Sundays.
  12. He cooks dinner for his family every evening.

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