1. Discuss: What day by day means? What’s your daily routine like?
What do you do when you’re with your friends?
What sort of free-time activities do you like?

2. day by day

3. Friday The days of the week. Sunday Saturday Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Thursday
Friday

4. vocabulary cook Study/do homework Do the washing-up Have breakfast
Lunch / dinner
Do the washing-up
More

5. Mop the floor
Clean the windows
Hoover

6. What time does Ahmed get up?
How old is Mr. Al saad?
Does Ahmed get paid for helping out Mr.
Al saad?
What does he do at home ?
At 7:30
He’s 78
No, he doesn’t.
He studies

7. × × × 2-Read   B . Read again and write T for True or for False.
1. Ahmed goes to university early in the morning.
2. Ahmed has breakfast with Mr. Al Saad.  ×
3. Ahmed helps Mr. Al Saad to cook.
4. Ahmed goes to the park with Mr. Al Saad every day. 
5. Ahmed goes out with friends on weekdays. ×

8. 3. GRAMMAR.
#Present
simple#

9. We use the Present simple: For habits or actions that happen regularly
We use the Present simple: For habits or actions that happen regularly . I watch TV every day. He goes to the park at the weekend. For situations that are always the same. We live in Dubai. I like ice cream. For daily schedules. He starts work at 8:30 every day.

10. Present simple(Affirmative-Negative)-prepositions of time
Ken gets up late on Thursday.
Ben works until eleven o’clock at night.
Samia doesn’t do the washing-up at the weekend.
Hasan doesn’t have breakfast on Thursday morning.
I get up at seven o’clock every morning.
You work from nine to five.
We don’t do the washing-up in the evening.
They don’t have breakfast during the week.

11. Formation of the 3rd person
singular(he/she/it)
Most verbs take –s.
I eat He eats I like he likes.
Verbs ending in –ss, -sh, -ch, -x,-o take -es.
I watch he watches I go he goes.
Verbs ending in a consonant +y, drop the –y and take –ies.
I tidy he tidies BUT I play he plays.

12. #Present simple Negative Affirmative Short forms Full forms
I don't work
I do not work
I work
You don’t work
You do not work
You work
He doesn’t work
He does not work
He works
She doesn’t work
She does not work
She works
It doesn’t work
It does not work
It works
We don’t work
We do not work
We work
They don’t work
They do not work
They work

13. In: On: #Prepositions of time At: In: in the morning/afternoon/evening
At: at six o’clock /at two thirty.
at noon/at night/at midnight
at the weekend/at the weekends
In: in the morning/afternoon/evening
in my free time
On: on Friday, etc.
on Friday morning
on weekdays, etc.
At:
In:
On:
(Till / until (We usually work till 5pm.
(During ( I never go out during the week.
From…to… . ( Jack works from Saturday to Tuesday.) N O T E

14. Prepositions of time at in on
Look at the words in red in the examples and complete
the blanks below with prepositions of time.
Monday / Tuesdays, etc.
weekdays
Friday evenings, etc. on
Nine o’clock / half past three
The weekend
Night / midnight at in
the morning / afternoon / evening

15. Short answers Questions
No, I don‘t.
yes, I do.
Do I work?
No, you don’t.
Yes, you do.
Do you work?
No, he doesn’t.
Yes, he does.
Does he work?
No, she doesn’t.
Yes, she does.
Does she work?
No, it doesn’t.
Yes, it does.
Does it work?
No, we don’t.
Yes, we do.
Do we work?
No, they don’t.
Yes, they do.
Do they work?
No-s in the 3rd person singular after does/doesn’t
NOTE

16. Homework
Workbook:
Pages: 16 , 17 .