DAILY ROUTINES VO C A B U L A RY THE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE WITH THE THIRD PERSON OF THE SINGULAR NEGATIVE SENTENCES doesn’t QUESTIONS Does TIME EXPRESSIONS • At seven o’clock. • At eight thirty. • At two fifteen. • At 9h00 a.m. • At 9h00 p.m. wake up Affirmative Sentence: He wakes up at six o’clock every day. Negative Sentences: He doesn't wake up at six o'clock every day. wake up Affirmative Sentence: Eduardo wakes up at six o’clock on Mondays. Negative Sentences: Eduardo doesn’t wake up at six o´clock on Mondays. get up---gets up Affirmative Sentence: He gets up at five fifteen every day. My brother gets up at five fifteen on Fridays. get up---gets up Affirmative Sentence: He gets up at five fifteen every day. Negative Sentences: He doesn’t get up at five fifteen every day.