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My day

English course · A1 · Beginner · 6 short videos

Goal — I can talk about my day and say the time.

Grammar — present simple (I get up / she gets up), What time…?, at 7, on Monday

Words — get up, have breakfast, go to class, work, finish, go to bed, every day, usually, late, tired, jours de la semaine

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SceneWhat time do you get up?

Early bird or late riser?

Leo You look tired. What time do you get up?

Mia At six, every day.

Leo Six? Why?

Mia I go to the gym before class.

Leo I get up at ten!

Mia Ten? Lucky you!

Useful expression What time do you get up? — Ask it to learn about someone's day.

SceneMonday morning

Ben is late. Or is he?

Ben Five more minutes…

Ben Oh no! I'm late!

Leo Ben… it's Sunday.

WordUsually

Talk about your habits.

Word usually /ˈjuːʒuəli/ — Most of the time, on most days.

MistakeStop saying “She work”

Stop saying “She work”.

Common mistake She work in a bank. → She works in a bank.

Why: With he, she and it, add -s to the verb.

SoundsThree or tree?

The famous TH sound.

Word three /θriː/ / tree /triː/

QuizMy day quiz

My day quiz: 4 questions!

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