my week - what do you do every day ? (simple present tense) primary two

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My week - What do you do every day ? (Simple Present Tense) Primary Two

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Page 1: My week - What do you do every day ? (Simple Present Tense) Primary Two

My week -What do you do every day ?

(Simple Present Tense)

Primary Two

Page 2: My week - What do you do every day ? (Simple Present Tense) Primary Two

Tom is showing his friends a family photo in his birthday party.

Page 3: My week - What do you do every day ? (Simple Present Tense) Primary Two

The children are my sister, Sally, and my brother, Peter.

We like playing badminton on Monday afternoon.

Page 4: My week - What do you do every day ? (Simple Present Tense) Primary Two

Look at my Activity Timetable.

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

Page 5: My week - What do you do every day ? (Simple Present Tense) Primary Two

On Tuesday, I go swimming.

On Wednesday, I draw pictures.

On Thursday, I make models with Peter and Sally.

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Page 6: My week - What do you do every day ? (Simple Present Tense) Primary Two

Look at Peter’s Activity Timetable.

Friday Saturday

Page 7: My week - What do you do every day ? (Simple Present Tense) Primary Two

On Friday, Peter paints the model.

He likes painting very much.

On Saturday, he goes to a painting class.

Friday

Saturday

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This is Sally’s Activity Timetable.

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

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On Tuesday, Sally goes jogging.

On Wednesday, she plays chess with her friend Tom.

On Thursday, Sally and Tom go cycling.

On Friday, they play table tennis.  

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

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John, you like playing ball games. Do you like playing with us ?

Yes, I do. My dog likes picking up balls. It likes running too. Let me bring it to our games !

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Study Table

There is no ‘s’ at the end of the verb.

There is an ‘s’ or ‘es’ at the end of the verb.

I go swimming.I make models.

We like playing badminton. You like playing ball games.

Sally and Lily go cycling. They play table tennis.

Peter goes swimming. He makes models .  Sally likes playing badminton. She likes playing ball games. Sally goes cycling. She plays table tennis.

The dog likes playing table tennis.It likes running.

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Tom wants to go hiking with Paul at the weekend.

Fill in the blanks in their conversation with the correct verb forms.

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Let’s go hiking at the weekend !

That’s a good idea. My sister ______ (like) going hiking too.

Let’s go with her !

That’s nice !

likes

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What do you do on Saturday afternoon ?

I _____ (am/is/are) free.

That’s nice ! I’m free too.

am

But Sally is not free on Saturday afternoon. What does she do on Saturday afternoon ?

She ______ (go) dancing.goes

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What does Sally do on Sunday morning ?

She ________ (make) a model at nine o’clock.

makes

She _____ (draw) and _____ (paint) at ten o’clock.

draws

My dad _______ (go) jogging with Sally and me in the park after that.

goes

We ______ (play) tennis in the park too.

play

paints

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How about Sunday afternoon ?

We _____ (am/is/are) free.

That’s great ! Let’s go hiking on Sunday afternoon.

are

What do you and Sally do on Sunday afternoon ?

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Well done ! Here’s a present for

you.