Step 6: Every Day
Routines — Present simple: I / you / we / they
📖 Read — Julia's Day
Julia wakes up at six every day. She eats breakfast with her family. They drink tea and eat bread and eggs. Then Julia goes to work. She works in a school. In the evening, they eat dinner together. Julia reads a book, and they sleep at eleven. They are happy every day.
🧩 Grammar — Present simple — I / you / we / they
For habits and routines we use the base verb with I, you, we and they: They drink tea. They go to work. Add time words like every day.
- They drink tea.
- We eat breakfast at seven.
- You speak English.
- I read every day.
🏗️ Key structures
- I + verb + every day — I study every day.
- We + verb + together — We eat dinner together.
- They + verb + at + time — They sleep at eleven.
⭐ Idiom & natural phrases
Julia is an early bird — she wakes up at five!
🔤 New words
stop sleeping
I wake up at six.
put food in your mouth
We eat breakfast at seven.
take water or tea into your mouth
They drink tea.
do a job
She works in a school.
learn
I study English every day.
look at words in a book
Julia reads a book.
look at TV or a film
We watch TV at night.
rest with your eyes closed at night
They sleep at eleven.
🎧 Say it with me
We eat breakfast together, and we drink tea every morning.
🎤 Your turn to speak
Talk about your family day with we/they: 'We eat…, they sleep…'
Say it out loud three times. Even better: record it on your phone and listen — your ear is your best teacher.
✍️ Your turn to write
Write 4 sentences about your day with every day.
See a model answer
I wake up at six every day. We eat breakfast together. I study in the evening. We sleep at eleven.
Self-check: capital letters? Full stops? Did you use the grammar of this step?
📝 Quick check
Go deeper
This step is a doorway — the full lesson goes much further:
Present Simple: Habits & Facts — full lesson + 50-question quiz
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