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What is your favorite color?, What is your favorite food?, What is your favorite animal?, What is your favorite sport?, What is your favorite memory?.

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CHOOSE 2 QUESTIONS AND WRITE A DIALOGUE

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Conversation 1

Man: What days do you work?
Woman: I work Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. I don't work Wednesday.
Man: Wow, that is a nice schedule.
Woman: Yeah, but I sometimes work on Saturday. What about you?
Man: I work Monday to Friday.
Woman: Nice, you have weekends off.
Man: Yes, I never work on Saturday or Sunday.

Conversation 2

Man: When is the party?
Woman: The party is on Saturday.
Man: Ooh, I have a game on Saturday.
Woman: Oh, that's too bad.
Man: I am only free on Sunday.
Woman: Sorry! On Sunday I am busy.

Conversation 3

Man: What days do you have English class?
Woman: I have class on Monday and Thursday.
Man: When do you have math class?
Woman: I have maths class every day.
Man: Ooh, what about history class?
Woman: I have history class on Wednesday.
Man: Wow, you have a busy schedule.
Woman: I know!

Conversation 4

Woman: When do you play soccer?
Man: I play on Tuesday and Friday nights.
Woman: Nice. I only play on the weekends.
Man: Really, can I play with you?
Woman: Yes, we play on Saturday and Sunday at the park at ten.
Man: Great! See you this weekend!
Woman: See you then!

Point 1: Spell the names of the week with a capital letter.

1. Monday | on Monday

2. Tuesday | on Tuesday

3. Wednesday | on Wednesday

4. Thursday | on Thursday

5. Friday | on Friday

6. Saturday | on Saturday

7. Sunday | on Sunday

Point 2: In spoken English, speakers often do not say the preposition on.

1. I will see you Sunday.

2. I will see you on Sunday.

Point 3: We use different prepositions for some parts of the day, either in or at.

1. morning | in the morning

2. noon | at noon

3. afternoon | in the afternoon

4. evening | in the evening

5. night | at night

6. midnight | at midnight.

Point 4: When you combine a day of the week and a part of the day, you do need a preposition, except with noon and midnight. The time of day goes after the day.

1. I will see you Monday night.

2. Let's meets Sunday afternoon.

3. I will see you Friday at noon.

Point 5: The weekend is Saturday and Sunday, and the Weekdays are Monday thru Friday.

1. Weekend | on the weekend

2. Weekday | on a weekday

3. Weekdays | during the weekdays.

Answer these questions about the interview.

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English - Daily routine (A1-A2 - with subtitles)

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Guess the Logo Quiz | Can You Guess the 100 Logos?

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My Daily Routine
I wake up at eight o'clock in the morning. I do yoga first and then I take a quick shower. Afterwards, I make breakfast. Usually, I have an avocado toast and a coffee with milk. At nine o'clock, I take a bus to go to the center. I start working at half-past nine and I finish working at 2:00 pm. For lunch I usually go to the cafeteria and order a Spanish omelette and a salad. Sometimes I go to an Italian restaurant to eat some pizza. At half-past three, I take a bicycle to go to the University. Right now I am earning a master's degree in English studies. I have classes from 4 to 8 o'clock in the evening. After classes, I go to the gym or go out with my friends. Before going to bed, I read a book or watch an episode of my favorite series. Right now I'm reading The Little Prince to improve my French. I fall asleep at midnight.

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Gap-fill

Complete the sentences using the words below.

quick salad toast in out from midnight

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People are ordering food in a restaurant. Listen and check each person’s order.

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Waiter: Good morning. Can I ____ you? Amy: Yes, we'd like to ____ dinner. Waiter: Would you like to see the ____? Amy: Yes, please. Waiter: Can I ____ you something to ____? Judy: Yes, a glass of orange juice, ____. Amy: And coca-cola for ____, plese.

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WOULD YOU LIKE SOMETHING TO DRINK?, CAN WE HAVE THE CHECK, PLEASE?, ARE YOU READY TO ORDER?, DO YOU WANT TO EAT IN OR TAKE AWAY?, THANKS. HAVE A NICE DAY!.

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Basic Vocabulary-28 In the restaurant activity

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Wed, 11/30/2011 - 07:57 - Chris McCarthy

Students - in each sentence do you know who is talking, the waiter or the customer?

For example: 'Would you like fries with that?' is something that the waiter would ask.

When you have answered the questions, tell us what your favourite restaurant is, and your favourite food!

Good luck! PS: Two of the sentences have different words but the same meaning- we say one in American English and one in British English. Which two sentences have the same meaning?
Lesson by Caroline

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Let's do English ESL general grammar practice. Your task is to complete the sentences with a correct form of Past Simple. The verbs are regular and irregular.