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What do you do in the evening? Basic Grammar Sentences Vocabulary A. Verbs Write the verbs below each picture in the present tense. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 B. Phrases What do you usually do at these times? Choose one verb for each time and write the verbs below the phrases. after school in the evening on the weekend before bed Copyright 2015, Red River Press Inc. For use by members of ESL Library in accordance with membership terms. 1

What do you do in the evening? Basic Grammar Sentences Target Structure Using today s target structure, write one question and one answer for each image below. 1. (you, before bed) Q: What do you do before bed? A: I do homework before bed. 2. (she, after school) Q: A: 3. (he, on the weekend) Q: A: 4. (Amy, in the evening) Q: A: 5. (he, after breakfast) Q: A: Copyright 2015, Red River Press Inc. For use by members of ESL Library in accordance with membership terms. 2

What do you do in the evening? Basic Grammar Sentences Work in Pairs Partner A Find out what each of these people do at different times in the day. In the last box, write your partner s name and ask your partner the same questions. after school before dinner in the evening before bed on the weekend Jon Mac Amy Now Work Alone In your notebook, write sentences about each of the people from the pair work above. When you re finished, answer the questions below about yourself. 1. What do you do after school? 4. before bed? 2. What you before dinner? 5. Do you relax on the weekend? 3. What in the evening? Copyright 2015, Red River Press Inc. For use by members of ESL Library in accordance with membership terms. 3

What do you do in the evening? Basic Grammar Sentences Work in Pairs Partner B Find out what each of these people do at different times in the day. In the last box, write your partner s name and ask your partner the same questions. after school before dinner in the evening before bed on the weekend Jon Mac Amy Now Work Alone In your notebook, write sentences about each of the people from the pair work above. When you re finished, answer the questions below about yourself. 1. What do you do after school? 4. before bed? 2. What you before dinner? 5. Do you relax on the weekend? 3. What in the evening? Copyright 2015, Red River Press Inc. For use by members of ESL Library in accordance with membership terms. 4

What do you do in the evening? Basic Grammar Sentences Listening Listen to what your teacher does. Draw a line from the verbs to the correct times. in the evening after school before bed on the weekend before dinner Now write three sentences from your answers above. 1. My teacher feeds the cat before bed. 2. 3. 4. Group Work Try this survey with your classmates. Walk around the class and find out what people do after school, on the weekend, and in the evening. Classmate after school in the evening on the weekend Copyright 2015, Red River Press Inc. For use by members of ESL Library in accordance with membership terms. 5

What do you do in the evening? Basic Grammar Sentences Review and Fun A. Matching Match the verb on the left with the correct picture on the right. 1. feed the cat 2. 3. watch TV take a bath a b c 4. 5. read relax d e f 6. study B. Complete the Chart How do you say these verbs in the simple present tense using I/he/she/you/they/we? relax study listen to music watch TV I relax you she listens to music he studies they we watch TV Copyright 2015, Red River Press Inc. For use by members of ESL Library in accordance with membership terms. 6

What do you do in the evening? Basic Grammar Sentences Teachers Notes Aim Work in Pairs The aim of this lesson is for students to review the simple present while talking about daily routines. New Vocabulary Verbs: do homework, read, take a bath, study, relax, listen to music, feed the cat, floss (my teeth), watch TV, use my ipad, walk the dog, take a shower Phrases: after school, in the evening, on the weekend, before bed Target Structure Examples: What do you do before bed? I read before bed. What does he do after school? He studies after school. Teaching the Class (before the handouts) Use the flashcards to elicit and check your students understanding of the vocabulary and target structures. After you ve gone over the vocabulary and target structures, hand out the worksheets. Write all the new words and phrases on the board and have your students copy them down on page one. (They should write the verbs below each image, and one verb below each time phrase at the bottom.) Have your students work in pairs to complete the information gap. They ll need to ask each other about what each of the characters do at different times. Now Work Alone When they are finished the pair work, have your students try the follow-up activity to review their writing skills for this structure. (Make sure they are not doing the follow-up activity and pair work activity at the same time. These are meant to be done separately.) Listening For this task you ll need to decide what time you do each activity. Tell the class when you do each activity, and have them draw a line from the correct activity to the correct time. Then have students write full sentences based on their answers in the blanks below. Group Work Have your students walk around the class asking their classmates about their schedules. (E.g., What do you do after school? etc.) As a follow-up, have your students write full sentences about their findings. Copyright 2015, Red River Press Inc. For use by members of ESL Library in accordance with membership terms. 7

What do you do in the evening? Basic Grammar Sentences Answer Key Vocabulary Now Work Alone 1. do homework 2. read 3. take a bath 4. study 5. relax 6. listen to music 7. feed the cat 8. floss (my teeth) 9. watch TV 10. use my ipad 11. walk the dog 12. take a shower Individual answers. Listening Target Structure 1. What do you do before bed? I do homework before bed. 2. What does she do after schoo? She listens to music after school. 3. What does he do on the weekend? He watches TV on the weekend. 4. What does Amy do in the evening? She walks the dog in the evening. 5. What does he do after breakfast? He feeds the cat after breakfast. Work in Pairs Partner A: Jon reads after school. Jon relaxes in the evenings. Jon reads on the weekend. Mac studies before dinner. Mac uses his ipad before bed. Mac studies on the weekend. Amy listens to music before dinner. Amy takes a bath before bed. Answers will vary. Group Work Answers will vary. Review and Fun A. MATCHING 1. c 2. e 3. b 4. a 5. d 6. f B. COMPLETE THE CHART relax study listen to music watch TV I relax study listen to music watch TV you relax study listen to music watch TV she relaxes studies listens to music watches TV he relaxes studies listens to music watches TV they relax study listen to music watch TV we relax study listen to music watch TV Partner B: Jon watches TV before dinner. Jon flosses his teeth before bed. Mac relaxes after school. Mac relaxes in the evenings. Amy feeds the cat after school. Amy walks the dog in the evenings. Amy does homework on the weekend. Copyright 2015, Red River Press Inc. For use by members of ESL Library in accordance with membership terms. 8