Talk about your day in the present simple — Learn & Practise

Tell someone what you do regularly: study, work, travel, cook or play. Build a short conversation about your day.

Understand the idea

Use the present simple for routines. With he, she and it, most affirmative verbs add -s or -es. After doesn’t, use the base verb. Start with who, add the action, then say when: My sister studies after lunch. Words such as every day, usually and often help you talk about habits. Say I don’t drink tea or She doesn’t drink tea. In the second sentence, doesn’t already agrees with she, so drink stays in its base form.

See a worked example

I read every evening. / He plays cricket. / We walk to school.

A useful check

Go changes to goes with she in this positive statement.

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