Present Simple Daily Routines: Multiple Choice
A2 Level
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After dinner, my dad blank the washing-up while we clear the table.
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Choose the words that complete each sentence about a daily routine. Your first choice counts.
After dinner, my dad _____ the washing-up while we clear the table.
I _____ a shower in the evening, not in the morning.
My mum _____ a hurry in the mornings because she starts work at seven.
On school nights, Ana _____ bed at half past nine.
A: Is your son a good student? B: Not really. He _____ his homework until Sunday night.
On Saturday mornings, my parents _____ home. They go to the market.
A: Does your baby sleep well? B: Not really. She _____ before ten, so we're tired all the time.
My grandad _____ the radio while he has breakfast.
The twins _____ their teeth before bed, but they sometimes forget in the morning.
We're so busy on weekdays that we _____ TV before nine o'clock.
My sister _____ the phone after dinner. She chats to her friends for hours.
A: Do you eat lunch at your desk? B: No, I _____ home for lunch. It's only five minutes away.
My dad works in a hotel, so in summer he _____ holiday.
Tom _____ bed before midnight on weekdays. He watches films until late.
My parents _____ the shopping on Saturday mornings, when the supermarket is quiet.
Sam lives next to his office, so he _____ work late.
My little brother _____ school when the bus comes, so Mum has to drive him.
My grandma _____ a nap after lunch. She says it keeps her young!
Mark _____ any exercise during the week. He's too tired after work.
Our teacher _____ a good mood on Fridays, so we love Friday lessons.
Grammar review
Put frequency adverbs such as always, usually, often, never and hardly ever just before the main verb: Leo always cycles to college. After am, is or are, they come after the verb: The canteen is always busy at noon. Learn routine phrases as fixed pairs, with their verb and preposition.
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