Students gain confidence asking and answering questions in the present tense about daily routines. This handout focuses on the second and third person and constructing object questions using the auxiliary verb ‘do’.
Asking about Daily Routine
Overview
Daily life
Level
Beginner: A1Elementary: A2
Included
4 student pagesTeaching notes
Teaching time 60 mins
Language functions
Asking and answering questionsTalking about daily life
Language forms
Modal and auxiliary verbsPresent tenseVerb noun collocations
Activities
Gap fillQuestions and answersReadingWriting
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