Daily Activities Practice Quiz

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What do you often do on Thursday evenings?

We go shopping.
We sleep early.
We visit our relatives. (correct)
We watch movies.

You usually eat dinner with your friends on Thursday evenings.

False (B)

What tense is used to describe daily activities?

Present simple tense

On Thursday evenings, we _____ our relatives.

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Match the daily activities with their descriptions:

Visiting relatives = Spending time with family Going shopping = Purchasing items from stores Watching movies = Viewing films for entertainment Eating dinner = Consuming the evening meal Signup and view all the answers

Which subject requires the verb 'plays' in the sentence 'He/She/It __________ football on Fridays'?

He/She/It (A) Signup and view all the answers

The verb 'play' is used with plural subjects such as 'They' and 'We'.

True (A) Signup and view all the answers

What time of day is referred to as 'midday'?

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They __________ football on Fridays.

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Match the following verbs with their correct subject pronouns:

plays = I / We / You / They play = He / She / It Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Daily Activates (1)

Students practice talking about their daily activities.
The text provides an example sentence to follow for talking about scheduled activities.
"I go to school every weekday morning."
The text includes a table to help students practice sentence structure with different subject pronouns.
The text includes a list of English spelling and pronunciation tips, focusing on the sounds sl, st, sp, sn, sc, sk, sw, and sm.
The table "day # night" helps students understand the concept of day and night, including the specific time periods of midday, midnight, sunset, and sunrise.
The text includes additional practice with the instruction "How/What about" to prompt students to talk about their own activities.
The text encourages student participation by instructing the students to tell the class about their daily activities.
The text includes a prompt to "Write about your daily activities after class".