Hello!

I will remind you of the things we are studying at the moment:

We are studying the Present Simple, which we use to talk about routines and actions that we repeat in time.

It's important to remember that the third person singular of this verb form has an -s at the end. The rest of the persons are the same.

For questions we use the auxiliary do or does for the third person singular.

Do you cook Italian food on Monday?

Does Stanley cook Italian food on Monday?


Same thing for negative sentences.

We don't cook Russian food in this restaurant.

Stanley doesn't cook Spanish food.


In order to practice the Present Simple and because it's time we learn how to talk about our routines and regular life we studied actions that we perform everyday:

wake up, get up, have breakfast, wash your hands and face, get dressed, and so on.

We are also studying how to describe a town or city. To do that we learned some adjectives:

Historic, modern, old, industrial, noisy, quiet, etc.

Since we were talking about cities, we learned some places in the city: 

bakery, supermarket, library, and so on.

And we practiced questions about those places:

What can you buy at a supermarket?
What can you do at a zoo?

And that's about it. .t is a lot of material, so we'll keep practicing it