Present Simple.

Pay attention to this slideshow to remember the rules

Now, try these exercises exercise 1 exercise 2 exercise 3

Remember the order when you ask questions!!!!!!!!!

ASI Auxiliary Subject Infinitive

Do you like football?

Does your sister work?

or QUASI

Question word Auxiliary Subject Infinitive

Where do you live?

What does Peter do?

Try these exercises exercise 1 exercise 2

Finally you can put it all in practice in this quiz or in this exercise

USE

We use the present simple to talk about routines and everyday activities.

Jobs.

I am a teacher, and you, what do you do? = What’s your job?

I work in a school in Elche, and you? where do you work?

I work for the government and you, who do you work for?

Check this useful vocabulary on jobs 1 and jobs 2.

There are three other interesting words related to the labour world:

I’m unemployed (=I have no job); I’m retired (=I’m over 65); I’m self-employed (=I have no boss)

Now match the jobs on the left with their definitions on the right here

Now, click on the interactive book to practise jobs + present simple, just up to page 25!

Now, watch this video and leave a comment on what their jobs are:

And you, what’s your job? Where do you work? Who do you work for?