Warmer · Two pictures
Yesterday and Today
Talk about it
- Left: what does Rafael usually do in the morning?
- Right: what did he do last night?
- What do you usually do in the evening? What did you do last night?
Look · Listen · Say
Useful language
Every day
I usually get up at six.
Every day I take the bus to work.
I don’t drive.
Yesterday
Yesterday I didn’t go to work.
I walked on the beach.
Last night I went to a party.
Questions
Do you take the bus? — Yes, I do. / No, I don’t.
Did you go out last night? — Yes, I did. / No, I didn’t.
Time words
Every day · usually · on Mondays → take, walk, go
Yesterday · last night · last weekend → took, walked, went
Which picture is “every day”? Which is “yesterday”?
Game 1 · Choose the verb
Every Day or Yesterday?
Look at the time words. Choose the correct verb. Say the sentence.
Finished. Well done!
Now make one sentence of your own with the same language.
Game 2 · Build the question
Question Time
Build the question. Be careful: one tile is the wrong tense.
Finished. Well done!
Now make one sentence of your own with the same language.
Your turn · Speak
Usual day, yesterday
Pick a card. Say what you usually do, then what you did yesterday. Your partner asks one question.
Topic card
Tap “New card” to start.
Use this language
- I usually …
- But yesterday I …
- Do you usually …?
- What did you … yesterday?
Feedback · Close
What can you do now?
- I can talk about my usual day.
- I can say what I did yesterday.
- I can ask and answer with Do you …? and Did you …?
Practice at home
Write five pairs of sentences: “I usually … but yesterday I …”.
Thank you. See you next time!