Weekdays and weekends PreIntermediate Lesson 26 Today we









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Weekdays and weekends Pre-Intermediate Lesson 26
Today we are going to learn: • Words connected to the weekdays and weekends • Revise Present Simple
Weekday Weekend How we feel: Tired Stressed Busy Nervous Unpleasant How we feel: Rested Relaxed Happy Energetic Pleasant Words to describe the day: Busy Stressful Chaotic Words to describe the day: Not busy Relaxed
What people usually do : Weekday: Weekend: Wake up early Miss breakfast Drink a lot of coffee Eat lunch at work very fast Work late Get home tired Take work home Do chores Wake up late Have a lie-in Eat a big breakfast Cook delicious lunch Go shopping Meet with friends Not think about work or school
Tamara: On workdays I wake up early. I often miss breakfast and go to work. My weekdays are stressed and very busy. At the weekend I usually wake up late and have a very nice breakfast. I usually read a book or watch some interesting programmes. I go shopping and cook for me and my husband. I don’t miss meals. In the afternoon I often meet with my friends. I sometimes stay in and do nothing. My weekends are usually very relaxed and pleasant.
Yuliya: I almost always wake up early on weekdays and go to work. My workdays are busy and a bit chaotic. I have a lot of coffee and sometimes miss lunch. At the weekend I do all my shopping and cleaning on Saturday and relax on Sunday. I don’t do any chores on Sunday. I do what I like at the weekend. My weekends are very relaxed and pleasant.
Present Simple + I wake up early. I stay in. - I don’t miss meals. I don’t do chores. ? What do you do at the weekend? We use present simple to talk about things that we do regularly. Routines. + ? S + V(s/es) +… S + do/does + not + V +… (What/when/where) + do/does + S + V…?
What do you usually do at the weekend? What do you usually do on weekdays? Do you have a lie-in on Sundays? What do your friends do on weekdays and weekends?
Today we have learned: • Words connected to the weekdays and weekends • Revise Present Simple