What day do you leave
What day do you leave
Daily Routine (Распорядок дня) – упражнения по английскому языку (+ Present Simple)
Предлагаю вам материал по теме РАСПОРЯДОК ДНЯ на английском языке. В статье вы найдете упражнения на лексику по теме «Распорядок дня», тексты по чтению на эту же тему, а также упражнения на повторение Present Simple, ведь именно это время, как правило отрабатывается на уроках, посвященных теме DAILY ROUTINE.
Содержание статьи:
Лексические упражнения по теме РАСПОРЯДОК ДНЯ на английском языке
Exercise 1. Вставьте слова get / go / have / come / iron / watch / buy / do / listen / take / read, так чтобы получились фразы, при помощи которых можно описать свой распорядок дня на английском, переведите получившиеся фразы.
1. ______________ the laundry
2. _______________ up
3. _______________ dinner
4. _______________ to bed
5. _______________ TV
6. _______________ home
7. _______________ breakfast
8. _______________ to work
9. _______________ a book
10. _______________ to music
11. _______________ a shower
12. _______________ shopping
13. _______________ a newspaper
14. _______________ the clothes
15. _______________ dressed
16. _______________ lunch
Exercise 2. Распределите предложения, описывающие распорядок дня с профессиями людей. Первое предложение уже сделано 😉
NURSE: 1,
JOURNALIST:
SHOP ASSISTANT:
INTERPRETER:
Exercise 3. Прочитайте и переведите фразы, описывающие распорядок дня. Заполните данными фразами таблицу.
I do this every day
I often do this
I rarely do this
I never do this
Exercise 4. Поставьте фразы из первой колонки предыдущего упражнения в хронологическом порядке, то есть в порядке того, как вы делаете это в течение дня. Начните с wake up!
Грамматические упражнения по теме Daily Routine + Present Simple
Exercise 1. Раскройте скобки, используя Present Simple.
Roberto (1) __________ (start) his day at 8.00. He (2) __________ (have) breakfast in the kitchen with all the family. Roberto (3) __________ (like) orange juice, toast and milk. He always (4) __________ (have) an apple. After breakfast Roberto (5) __________ (make) his bed and (6) __________ (tidy) up his bedroom. He (7) __________ (get) ready for lessons. He mustn’t be late, as mother (8) __________ (be) very strict.
At 9.00 the Hanson kids (9) __________ (start) their lessons. At midday they (10) __________ (have) lunch. Then it’s sport time: they (11) __________ (love) playing basketball, in-line staking and skate-boarding.
Roberto and his brothers (12) __________ (not/have) dinner with their parents as their father is always late. Their mother (13) __________ (not/like) it very much. So, at weekends they (14) __________ (be) always together.
Exercise 2. Раскройте скобки, используя Present Simple.
Mary (1) __________ (wake) up at 7.00. Then she (2) __________ (get) up at 7.30 and she (3) __________ (go) to the bathroom. She (4) __________ (have) a shower, (5) __________ (brush) her teeth and (6) __________ (comb) her hair. Afterwards she (7) __________ (have) breakfast. Ten minutes later she (8) __________ (take) her bag, (9) __________ (kiss) her mother and (10) __________ (catch) a bus to school with her friend Diana. They (11) __________ (start) school at 9.00. They (12) __________ (not/have) lunch at the school canteen. At three o’clock they (13) __________ (return) home.
In the afternoon, she (14) __________ (study) her lessons and (15) __________ (ride) her bicycle. In the evening she (16) __________ (help) her mother prepare the dinner. After dinner she (17) __________ (watch) TV, her mother (18) __________ (read) a magazine and her father (19) __________ (go) to bed earlier since he (20) __________ (be) always the first in the family to get up.
Больше упражнений на Present Simple можно найти в этой статье
READING COMPREHENSION по теме Распорядок дня (Daily Routine)
Exercise 1. Read the text twice.
Greg’s Daily Routine
Greg is an American boy. He lives in Arlington, Texas. He lives with his family in a modern house. He is eleven years old and he has got an older brother, Alex, and a younger sister, Emma.
He starts his day at about half past six. He gets up, goes to the bathroom, takes a shower, brushes his teeth and get dressed. Then he has breakfast and at a quarter to seven he leaves home and catches the bus to school.
Classes begin at half past seven. He usually has lunch at the school canteen at half past twelve. After school, at a quarter past five, he goes home. There he does his school homework and when he finishes it he helps his Mum laying the table. At half past seven the family dines together.
Greg is a very helpful boy, so he helps his mother cleaning up everything after dinner.
He usually watches TV for a while after dinner and at about ten o’clock the most he brushes his teeth again, puts on his Spider Man pajamas and goes to bed. His parents always kiss him good night before he gets asleep. Greg is a very happy boy!
Exercise 2. True or False.
Exercise 3. Match the antonyms
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Рабочая тетрадь№2:
Упражнение 1. Выучите слова и выражения.
clock — часы (стенные)
alarm clock — будильник
as usual —как обычно
than usual — чем обычно
15 minutes later — через 15 минут
to get up — вставать
to wake up — просыпаться
to ring — звонить, звенеть
to start — начинать
to do morning exercises — делать зарядку
to wash — умываться; мыть
to wash up — мыть посуду
to clean teeth — чистить зубы
to comb hair — причесываться
be late (for) — опаздывать
to go by (bus) — ездить на (автобусе)
to get to work — добираться до работы
to get on (a bus) сесть на автобус
to get off (the bus) — выйти из (автобуса)
to be tired — устать
on weekdays — по рабочим дням
at the weekend — по выходным
day off — выходной (нерабочий) день
to be in a hurry — спешить
to be sure — быть уверенным
Упражнение2. Прочитайте текст и обратите внимание на следующие слова и выражения
to take things easy — смотреть на to understand — понимать
вещи просто to leave the house — выходить из
to arrive —■ прибывать, приезжать дома
to begin — начинать(ся) to leave for — уходить куда-л.
customer — покупатель; клиент Take it easy! — He принимай
to need money — нуждаться в близко к сердцу!
деньгах to go to bed — ложиться спать
to bang on the door — стучать в to go to sleep — засыпать
дверь to think — думать
to jump out of bed — вскочить с to spend — проводить (время)
кровати to want — хотеть
to turn over — перевернуть(ся) job — работа
THE DAY’S WORK BEGINS
Anna’s alarm clock rang at a quarter past seven as usual. And, as usual, she lay in bed for another ten minutes. Then she got up, washed, cleaned her teeth and combed her hair. Then she had breakfast.
Anna likes to go to work by bus; it takes her twenty-five minutes to get to work by bus. When she got off the bus she walked to her office. She got there at a quarter to nine. Fifteen minutes later one of the office girls opened the main door. The first customer arrived. The day’s work began.
Anna likes to take things easy, but Susan is always in a hurry, sometimes late and often absent-minded. Classes at the business college usually start at nine fifteen, except on Fridays, when the first class begins at ten.
Michael, her brother, usually bangs on her bedroom door at eight o’clock. He did so this morning. «All right,» said Susan, but she just turned over and went to sleep again. At half past eight Michael went upstairs and banged on his sister’s door again. Susan jumped out of bed, washed quickly and ran back to her room. She ran downstairs to the kitchen, but looked at her watch and understood that she didn’t have time for breakfast. «Bye, mother,» she said and ran out. Mrs. Bond did the washing up. She had ten minutes before she had to leave for work. She sat down and smoked a cigarette. Suddenly the house seemed very lonely. She was glad that she had a job. Not because she needed money but she did not want to be alone all day in her house.
It takes her 25 minutes to get to work. — Ей нужно 25минут, чтобы доехать до работы.
It’s all right. — Ничего. Все в порядке. Oh, dear! ( = Oh, my!) — О господи! Боже мой! to have a good time — хорошо проводить время
Упражнение 3. Дополните предложения
Упражнение 4. Напишите данные предложения во всех известных временах Present Continuous, Future Simple, Past Simple, Past Continuous, Present Perfect
The day’s work began.
Past Simple – The day’s work began.
She ran downstairs to the kitchen
morning exercises; got up; washed; walked; a quarter to 10; breakfast; left; it took me; got on; had dinner; arrived; was busy; came; went; watched TV; went to bed; a short rest; sat down; to read; turned off; at the weekend.
Упражнение 6. Расскажите о своем дне, используя вопросы:
1. What time do you get up? 2. Do you get up so early on Sundays? 3. Do do you your morning exercises every day? 4. Where do you have your breakfast? 5. What time do you leave home? 6. What time do you come to your office? 7. How long does it take you to get there? 8. How many hours do you stay at the office? 9. What time does your work begin? 10. Are you sometimes late for work? 11. Do you always come on time? 12. Did you come to your office on time yesterday? 13. What time is your lunch hour? How long does it last? 14. What time is your working day over? 15. Where do you usually go after work? 16. Where did you go after work yesterday? 17. What is your day off? 18. How many days a week do you work? 19. Where do you usually spend the weekend? 20. How did you spend your last weekend?
Прочитайте текст и переведите его
I am Peter Brown. I am a bank manager. I have got a wife and two children, a son and a daughter. My wife is a nurse and my children are pupils.
I get up at 7 am. Then I do my morning exercises and have a shower. My wife gets up at half past six, gets dressed and makes breakfast. Then she wakes up our children. We usually have breakfast together.
Ann and I leave home at 8 am. I drive to work and arrive at the bank at 8.30am. Ann goes to the hospital by bus. It takes her half an hour to get there.
Our children leave home at about 8.30. Their classes start at 9 o’clock. They go to school on foot.
I have a lot of things to do. I have a break for lunch at 1. I usually have lunch in a small cafй near the bank. After work I go shopping in the supermarket near the bank.
Ann finishes her work at 4 pm and goes home. At home she cooks dinner and has a rest. Our children usually wash up after dinner.
In the evening we stay at home and watch TV, read and discuss books. Sometimes we go to the gym or walk in the park.
At the weekends we visit our friends or relatives. Sometimes we have guests. Our friends come to see us and we have a nice time together.
Опишите свой рабочий день. Напишите, что вы делаете утром, днем и вечером.
Я Питер Браун. Я менеджер банка. У меня есть жена и двое детей, сын и дочь. Моя жена медсестра, а мои дети ученики. Я встаю в 7 утра. Затем я делаю утреннюю зарядку и принимаю душ. Моя жена встает в половине восьмого, одевается и делает завтрак. Затем она поднимает наших детей. Обычно мы завтракаем вместе.
Энн и я уходим из дома в 8 утра. Я еду на работу и прибываю в банк в 8.30. Энн отправляется в больницу на автобусе. Она добирается туда за полчаса.
Наши дети уезжают из дома в 8.30. Их занятия начинаются в 9 часов. Они ходят в школу пешком.
У меня много дел. У меня есть перерыв на обед в 1. Обычно я обедаю в небольшом кафе рядом с банком. После работы я иду за покупками в супермаркет возле банка.
Энн заканчивает работу в 4 часа и идет домой. Дома она готовит обед и отдыхает. Наши дети после ужина обычно моют посуду.
Вечером мы остаемся дома и смотрим телевизор, читаем и обсуждаем книги. Иногда мы ходим в спортзал или гуляем в парке.
По выходным мы посещаем наших друзей или родственников. Иногда у нас бывают гости. Наши друзья приходят к нам и мы вместе проводим приятно время.
Упражнение 1. В таблице даны слова и примеры. Заполните своими примерами пробелы в правом столбике.
Rain comes from clouds.
Look at the clouds in the sky.
The sun is very hot today.
Why do we have winds?
Do you like hot weather?
Do they have snow in Sweden?
thunder and lightning
Do you like thunder and lightning?
We always have rain in April.
We never have snow in June.
Snow usually falls in November.
Sometimes in the south in the winter it snows.
The wind blows the leaves from the trees.
What time can we meet?
I don’t mind cold weather.
The water level rises in the spring.
The sun shines on the plants.
It’s never very cold in my town.
It isn’t very warm in England.
The sun makes the ground hot.
We have strong winds in June.
In the south always sunny.
Summer fast ended.
Choose three more words
Add examples and their meaning.
Autumn – the rainy season.
May turned out to be warm.
This winter, a lot of snow fell.
Yesterday was a bad weather.
Упражнение 2. Используйте данные слова для описания сегодняшней погоды, употребляя утвердительные и отрицательные предложения:
Windy, chilly, rainy, wonderful, to warm, to become, ice water, vapour, foggy.
Упражнение 3. Прочитайте описание весны. Составьте рассказ о любом другом времени года.
Spring, summer, autumn and winter are the four seasons.
It is spring now. March, April and May are spring months. It is cool or warm in spring. The weather is fine. You can see flowers in the на fields.
Today is chilly, windy and rainy day. There was no foggy, but from the ice water comes vapour. To become cold in winter. To warm up should be drunk hot and warm clothes. This weather is not wonderful.
Seasons in England
England, as you know, is on the east side of the Atlantic Ocean warm. In summer the south-west winds keep England cool. Summer in England is too cool for many crops, but: vegetables and some other crops grow there. In England there are many different kinds of animals and birds. December, January and February are the winter months ii England. Snow falls and it makes the weather cold. The leaves at the trees fall off. The weather is too cold for birds and they fly south, to warm places. March, April and May are the months of spring in England. Ii these months the trees and the flowers begin to grow. The birds come back to England from Africa. Sometimes there are storms of wind and rain.
Англия, как известно, находится на восточной стороне теплого Атлантического океана. Летом от юго-западных ветров в Англии прохладно. Лето в Англии также прохладное и для многих сельскохозяйственных культур, но: овощи и некоторые другие культуры вырастают. В Англии есть много разных животных и птиц. Декабрь, январь и февраль – зимние месяцы в Англии. Выпадает снег и погода становится холодной. Листья на деревьях опадают. Такая погода слишком холодная также для птиц и они улетают на юг, в теплые края. Март, апрель и май – весенние месяцы в Англии. В это время начинают расти деревья и цветы. Птицы возвращаются в Англию из Африки. Иногда бывают ветряные бури и дожди.
Annual Leave Calculator
Wondering how to calculate annual leave days? Find out annual leave allowance for part-time, new, and full-time employees with this UK holiday entitlement calculator!
Number of working weekdays for your company:
Number of days a week your employee works:
Your company’s standard annual leave entitlement for a full-time employee:
Does your annual leave allowance include bank holidays?
In the UK, employers are not allowed to round down holiday entitlement, so if your entitlement is calculated to be a decimal, we round it up to the nearest whole number for you.
However, employers are allowed to include public holidays (such as bank holidays, or Christmas Day) as part of their mandatory given entitlement. All holiday absences taken by employees as part of their annual leave must be paid holiday.
What date does your company annual leave start from?
When did/will your employee start working?
Will your employee be leaving partway through the year?
When will your employee stop working?
Annual leave entitlement:
In the UK, employers are not allowed to round down holiday entitlement, so if your entitlement is calculated to be a decimal, we round it up to the nearest whole number for you.
However, employers are allowed to include public holidays (such as bank holidays, or Christmas Day) as part of their mandatory given entitlement. All holiday absences taken by employees as part of their annual leave must be paid holiday.
Questions about annual leave
1. What does this pro-rata annual leave calculator do?
Employers can use this holiday calculator to work out annual leave entitlement for employees.
This acts as a part-time calculator for annual leave, a holiday entitlement calculator for employees starting mid-year, and even for backdated annual leave.
To use this annual leave entitlement calculator, employers should enter the number of working days their employee works, the standard annual leave allowance for the company (for a full-time employee).
The holiday leave calculator will work out an employee’s annual leave entitlement, rounded up to the nearest whole holiday day.
2. What does pro-rata mean?
Pro-rata is Latin for ‘proportionally’ or a ‘proportion of’. The term ‘pro-rata’ means that the salary and holiday advertised for a job is what a full-time employee would receive for the job.
For a part-time employee, or an employee starting mid-year, their prorated annual leave entitlement and salary will need to be calculated according to the number of hours or time they work. This is also phrased as ‘on a pro-rata basis’.
Use this pro-rata holiday calculator to make it easier for you to quickly work out how much holiday employees on a prorated contract have. Or read on to find out exactly how the holiday allowance calculator works this out for you!
3. How do you work out pro-rata holiday?
If an employee is not a full-time worker, pro rata annual leave is calculated based on the number of hours an employee works, and how many days a week.
Pro rata example:
If an employee joined on 01/03/2022, their annual leave allowance may be advertised as 25 days pro rata in the job description (from 01/01/2022). If they join the company and work as a full-time employee, they would receive 21 days annual leave for the remainder of the year.
How to work out pro rata holiday depends on whether the employee is part-time or full-time. For example, if your company annual leave entitlement is based on a 5-day working week, but your employee only works 3 days, they would be entitled to less than a full-time employee.
Part-time calculator example:
If an employee is working from 01/01/2022 (on 25 days annual leave), the same date your company annual leave starts from, and works 3 days per week out of 5 as standard, they would be entitled to 15 days of holiday entitlement until their allowance renews on 01/01/2023.
4. How to work out holiday entitlement when leaving a job?
For employees who are leaving the job before the end of the year, the same applies. The end date of employment should be inputted into the holiday entitlement calculator to work out pro-rata holiday.
Holiday entitlement when leaving a job example:
If your full-time employee is leaving partway through the year, you can use the annual leave calculator to work out their holiday accrued.
If they started on 01/01/2022 with a company standard of 25 days holiday entitlement, they work 5 full days per week, and they are leaving on 28/11/2022, they will have 23 days of annual leave entitlement for this period.
5. Can I be paid for untaken holidays?
What is the typical holiday pay ruling in the UK? If you are an employee leaving part way through the year, you could be entitled to payment for untaken holidays. Employers will need to pay for untaken statutory leave for employees.
Payment in lieu of holiday example:
If you are a full-time employee, who is entitled to 25 days holiday for the whole year, you started on 01/01/2022, will leave on 01/10/2022, and have only taken 15 days of holiday, you would be entitled to payment for 4 days.
During a notice period, you may be able to take what is left of your annual leave, or you would receive payment in lieu of holiday untaken.
If you have already taken more than you have left of the years’ annual leave, you may be deducted money from your final paycheck; this will have been agreed before in writing. For example, in your employment contract or company handbook.
6. How do you work out holiday pay on termination of employment?
Employers can use this annual leave calculator to work out how much they need to pay an employee if they need to be paid for untaken holidays. How much you pay in terms of holiday pay on termination of employment is dependent on the individual’s salary.
For example, their daily rate multiplied by the number of days they need to be paid for.
Holiday pay entitlement on termination of employment example:
If a full-time employee joined on 01/01/2022, was entitled to 25 days holiday, and will leave on 01/10/2022, they would be entitled to payment for 4 days untaken holiday.
For calculating holiday entitlement when leaving a job, you would take the employee’s basic salary (e.g. £25,000 per year), work out their daily rate (after tax), which would be approx. £78.98.
You would then multiply it by 4, as they have 4 days of annual leave entitlement remaining. This would come to approximately £315.92 in payment for untaken holiday pay.
7. How much annual leave are you entitled to?
How many days holiday are you entitled to in the UK? The statutory minimum holiday entitlement in the UK is 5.6 weeks, or 28 days, including bank and public holidays.
This is the same for full-time and part-time employees (pro-rata holiday entitlement).
How much annual leave you can take might actually be more than this, depending on the company you work for. This will have been laid out in your employment contract.
8. What is the average UK holiday entitlement?
For UK companies, the average holiday allowance including public holidays is 33.5 days, which is a week above the statutory minimum holiday entitlement.
The UK average holiday entitlement compared to the rest of the world:
Annual leave allowance varies hugely in different countries. Employees in France and Spain receive 36 days of holiday entitlement, while German employees have 29.
Many counties sit around the 20-25 mark. The US, however, has no statutory minimum paid holiday or paid public holidays. This is entirely down to the employer to offer paid holidays.
9. How do you work out bank holidays pro-rata for part-time workers?
The bank holiday entitlement for part-time workers calculator would be 5.6 times your usual working week.
For example, if you work 2 days per week, you would receive 11.2 days holiday per year, inclusive of bank holidays and public holidays.
When it comes to public and bank holiday entitlement for part time staff, legally, part-time workers should not be treated any differently to full-time workers.
Many employers will choose to give part-time workers all bank holidays and public holidays as paid time off.
10. How many bank holidays are there in the UK?
There are 8 bank holidays per year in England and Wales, 9 bank holidays in Scotland, and 10 in Northern Ireland.
2022 Bank Holidays & Public Holidays in England & Wales:
11. What are the laws around employers refusing holiday requests?
Employers are entitled to refuse holiday requests. They might do so, for example, during busy periods or overlaps in holiday requests.
There is no absolute right for employees to take holiday times whenever they like.
You will also have a set amount of notice you will need to give your employer. This can range from a day to a month or so.
Make sure you’re aware of how long you need to give. This should be in your employment contract, company handbook, or intranet.
In some companies, there are certain holiday entitlement rules that employees must abide by.
Holiday entitlement rules example:
At Give A Grad A Go we are required to take 50% of our holiday allowance before the end of June.
Not only does this prevent the team from taking all their holiday at the same time during the summer months, but it is also a good way to encourage employees to spread out their holidays. This avoids individuals from going very long periods of time without a break.
12. Why is it important to take time off work?
There are many reasons why it’s important to take time off work, the video below helps to explain.
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A Travel Checklist: Things to Do Before You Leave
I consider myself a pretty good traveler. It doesn’t take me that long to pack, I’m not usually bothered by kinks in the road, and, hell, I started a travel blog to share the things I’ve learned. Still, nearly every time I prepare to go out of town for any reason, I get overwhelmed by the long list of things I need to do before I leave. The night before we leave, I’m always up late scrambling to get ready, which is never a good way to start a vacation.
I recently realized that whether I’m leaving for several weeks or just a few nights I do most of the same things to get ready to go. This became very clear this past weekend when I was getting ready to leave for a quick, three-night visit to Los Angeles. Our house wasn’t going to be totally vacant–Kevin would be home at night, but he’s been working very long hours, so I knew he would be coming home only to sleep. He wouldn’t be going into the kitchen at all AND our dog would be going to stay with a friend, still I somehow had just as many things to do to prepare for this trip as I would a long vacation. And as usual, I was up late the night before frantically packing and cleaning.
To help me (and you!) get organized and plan for future vacations, I decided to put together a travel checklist of things to do before you leave on a trip. I sorted the list into things I do a few days (to a week or more) before I leave, things I do the day or two before, and things I do the morning I leave. With very short trips (or if you don’t have pets) you’ll have to do fewer of these things and with very long trips you may need to add some more, but this is a good place to start.
Use this list to create a list of your own so that you can reduce the anxiety of planning your next trip. (And leave a comment below to tell me what other things you would add!)
Things to do a few days before you leave:
Things to do the day before you leave:
Things to do the morning you leave:
Additional things to do before a long or international trip:
Other pre-travel resources on EIT:
Want to save this checklist for your next trip? Click here to pin it on Pinterest:
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ДОПИШИТЕ ВОПРОСЫ О ТОМ, ЧТО БЫЛО ВЧЕРА, И ДАЙТЕ НА НИХ СВОИ ВОПРОСЫ?
ДОПИШИТЕ ВОПРОСЫ О ТОМ, ЧТО БЫЛО ВЧЕРА, И ДАЙТЕ НА НИХ СВОИ ВОПРОСЫ.
You. for breakfast?
A shower in the morning?
Home from school?
Your homework in the afternoon?
1. What did you have for breakfast?
2. Did you have a shower in the morning?
3. What time did you go to school?
4. Did you go by bus?
5. What did you eat for a lunch?
6. Did you eat a sandwich?
7. When did you come home from school?
8. Did you do your homework in the afternoon?
9 What time did you go to sleep at night?
Дайте развернутые ответы на вопросы : What time do you get up?
Дайте развернутые ответы на вопросы : What time do you get up?
Wha do you have for breakfast?
When do you leave for school?
How do you get to school?
Who would you like to sit next to?
When do you go home?
Do you go home at the same time every day?
What’s the first thing (that) you do when you get home?
How much homework do you get each day?
How long do you watch television each day?
What are your favourite programmes?
How often do you go out with your friends?
Where do you go?
What do you what to do when you grow up?
What time do you go to bed?
What’s the last thing that you do before you get into bed?
Как правильно ответить на вопросы на английском 1?
Как правильно ответить на вопросы на английском 1.
What is your name?
2. What is your family name?
3. How old are you?
4. Where do you come from?
5. How many people are there in your family?
6. What are your parents’ names?
7. What do your parents do?
8. What do your parents do at weekends?
9. What languages do you learn at school?
10. What languages can you speak?
11. What grade are you in?
12. What subjects do you study?
13. What are your favourite subjects?
14. What subjects are you good at?
15. How long does it take you to do your homework?
16. What time do you usually wake up?
17. What time do you get up?
18. What do you do after getting up?
19. What time do you have breakfast?
20. What do you have for breakfast?
21. What time do you go to school?
22. How long does it take you to get to school?
23. How do you get to school?
24. What time do you come home after school?
25. What time do you have lunch?
26. Where do you have lunch?
27. What do you have for lunch?
28. What do you do after lunch?
29. How do you spend your free time?
30. How do you help your parents about the house?
31. How many rooms are there in your flat?
32. What is your favourite room?
33. What furniture is there in your flat?
34. What piece of furniture would you like to have in your room?
35. When do you have dinner?
36. What don’t you like to eat?
37. How many meals a day do you have?
38. How often do you eat junk food?
39. What are your hobbies?
40. How many friends do you have?
Answer the questions?
Answer the questions.
1. When do you usually get up?
2. What do you have for breakfast?
3. Does your mother cook your breakfast?
4. Do you walk to school?
5. Is your school far from home?
6. When does your school start?
7. What do you do at school?
8. How many lesson do you have on Tuesday?
9. When do you have lunch?
10. When do you usually come home?
11. What do you do in the evening?
12. Do you do your homework in the afternoon or in the evening?
ПОМОГИТЕ?
Ответьте на вопросы (про себя) что то типа сочинения!
1. When do you usually get up on your working day?
2. What do you do in the morning when you get up?
3. What do you have for breakfast?
4. How much time does it take you to get to your school?
5. Do you have dinner at home or at the school canteen?
6. What do you usually have for dinner?
7. Do you often go to the library?
8. » When does your family have supper?
9. Do you go in for sports?
10. When do you usually go to bed?
Помогите ответить на вопросы what time do you go to school?
Помогите ответить на вопросы what time do you go to school?
What time do you come home?
What time do you have lunch?
What time do your homework?
What time do you play with your friends?
What time do you have supper?
What time do you go to bed?
СРОЧНО?
Make a timetable of your day.
1. What time do you get up in the morning?
2. What time do you get up on schooldays?
3. Do you get up early on Sunday?
4. What do you do after breakfast?
5. What time do you go to school?
6. Do you have Lunch at school?
7. What do you do in the afternoon?
8. What time do you have dinner?
9. What do you do in the evenings?
10. What time do you go to bed?
Choose the correct word to complete the questions?
Choose the correct word to complete the questions.
1 What time do you get / go up?
2 when do you go / have breakfast?
3 when do yo go / have to work?
4 Do you get / have any meetings?
5 What time do you go / have to sleep?
6 When do you get / go your best ideas?
7 What do you get / have to drink for breakfast?
8 Do you get / go the bus to work?
Помогите составить правельно вопрос пожалуйста).
What do you usually have for lunch?
What do you usually have for lunch?
What do you never drink?
What do you always have for breakfast?
What fruid do you sometimes eat?
Talk to your friend?
Talk to your friend.
1 What’s your name?
2 What time do you come to school?
3 What time do you have breakfast?
4 What time do you have lunch?
5 What’s your favourite food?
6 Are you hungry?
7 What do you want to eat?
8 Are you thirsty?
9 What do you want to drink?
Как на них ответить правильно.
Помогите ответить?
. What time do you go to bed on a school day?
2. What time do you get up on a school day?
3. What time do you leave home to go to school?
4. What time do you have lunch?
5. What time do you have dinner?
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