Engleski jezik 1 - Beginner Learning - Who am I? - A day in the life of a teenager

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1 What’s the time?

What’s the time? Look at the clock below.

What's the time?

CLOCK	TIME
	quarter past
	half past
	quarter to

2 It’s your turn

It’s your turn. Talk to one of your classmates. Ask and answer at least five questions.

E.g. What’s the time? It is seven o’clock.

3 Listen and finish the sentences

What does Lucas do every day? Listen and finish the sentences.

Transkript

My name is Lucas and I am 16. I live in London in a big house with my parents.

I wake up at seven and I usually get out of bed at around half past seven every morning. I take a shower and have breakfast downstairs in the kitchen. I usually eat cereal and drink a glass of orange juice but sometimes I have a toast with cheese or ham.

Then I pack my bag and go to school. I walk because my school is only 15 minutes' walk in the morning. It is in the centre of London and it is only boys there.

School starts at half past eight and then we have two lessons until quarter past ten.

At a quarter to eleven we have a break for fifteen minutes. Then, from 11 until 12:40 we have two more lessons and then lunchtime.

The school ends at 3:30 and then I go home. I usually relax for an hour. I read or watch television.

My mom comes home at about 5:30 so we usually have dinner at 6:30.

At around 7 I do my homework and chat with my parents.

I go to bed at around 10. I have my swimming practice three times a week from 8 to 10. Then I go to bed quite late, at around 11.

Lucas wakes up at .
He usually has breakfast between .
The school starts at and ends at .
The break lasts for .
Lucas eats dinner at .
He usually goes to bed around .
When he has a swimming practice he goes to bed around .

4 Listen and fill in the gaps

Listen to the tapescript and fill in the gaps in the exercise below.

Transkript

My name is Lucas and I am 16. I live in London in a big house with my parents.

Then I pack my bag and go to school. I walk because my school is only 15 minutes' walk in the morning. It is in the centre of London and it is only boys there.

School starts at half past eight and then we have two lessons until quarter past ten.

At a quarter to eleven we have a break for fifteen minutes. Then, from 11 until 12:40 we have two more lessons and then lunchtime.

The school ends at 3:30 and then I go home. I usually relax for an hour. I read or watch television.

My mom comes home at about 5:30 so we usually have dinner at 6:30.

At around 7 I do my homework and chat with my parents.

I go to bed at around 10. I have my swimming practice three times a week from 8 to 10. Then I go to bed quite late, at around 11.

Lucas at seven and he usually of bed at around half past seven in the morning.
He usually cereal and a glass of orange juice for breakfast.
Then he his bag and to school.
The school at 3:30 and then Lucas home.
At around 7 Lucas his homework and with his parents.

REMEMBER BOX

REMEMBER BOX - Present simple tense
                    TIME EXPRESSIONS
                
 EVERY 
day
night
morning
week
month
year
 IN THE 
afternoon
evening
 ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY 

                            always
usually
often

                            sometimes
rarely
never

                    VERB ENDINGS
                
 (-ss, -sh, -ch, -x, -o) +es 

                            I watch
You watch
He/She/It watches

                            We watch
You watch
They watch

 (CONSONANT -y) y ➜ ies 

                            I study
You study
He/She/It studies

                            We study
You study
They study

(VOWEL -y) +s

                            I buy
You buy
He/She/It buys

                            We buy
You buy
They buy

                    USES
                
PREPARED ACTIONS

                            He walks every day.
She studies at night.

FACTS WHICH DO NOT CHANGE

                            The Earth is round.
He has brown hair.

AFFIRMATIVE

                            I / YOU / WE / YOU / THEY
                            
                            EAT
                            
                            HE / SHE / IT
                            
                            EATS
                        
NEGATIVE

                            I / YOU / WE / YOU / THEY
                            
                            DO NOT EAT

                            DON'T NOT EAT
                            
                            HE / SHE / IT
                            
                            DOES NOT EAT

                            DOESN'T NOT EAT
                        
INTERROGATIVE

                            DO
                            
                            I / YOU / WE / YOU / THEY
                            
                            EAT?
                            
                            DOES
                            
                            HE / SHE / IT
                            
                            EAT?

5 Choose the right form

Choose the right verb forms for the sentences below.

Bob always tea in the morning.

What she ?

My sister play tennis.

They often their grandparents at weekends.

We sometimes to the ice rink.

Where your parents from?

you to go home?

I watch television after school.

6 Fill in

Fill in the sentences with correct verb forms.

1. Who Sally in Spain? (visit)
She her aunt and uncle. (visit)

2. Tom to school by bus? (go)
No, he doesn't. He to school on foot. (go)

3. What she on TV? (watch)
She the news but she soap operas. (watch) / (not watch)

4. they swimming? (like)
Yes, they do, but they running. (not like)

5. When you to a football match? (go)
I to a football match on Sundays. (go)

7 Daily routines

7.1 Match with pictures

Match the words with the pictures

7.2 Match with definitions

Match the words with the definitions

7.3 Correct order

Put the actions in the correct order.

8 Talk about your day

Talk about your day. Use the actions from exercise above. For example: I wake up at...; I have breakfast at...; I have a shower at...; I go to school at...; and so on.