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introduce yourself

Let me introduce myself: I am Lucas, and I am from Brazil.

pleased to meet you

Pleased to meet you, Lucas! Welcome to our school.

wake up

I usually wake up at 7 a.m. on weekdays.

get dressed

I get dressed quickly before having breakfast.

catch the bus

Hurry up or we won't catch the bus to school.

daily routine

My daily routine includes studying, working out, and reading.

hang out with friends

On Saturday afternoons, I like to hang out with friends downtown.

listen to music

I often listen to music while cleaning my bedroom.

classmate

My classmate helped me solve the difficult math exercise.

take an exam

We have to take an exam at the end of the semester.

dribble

He can dribble past defenders very quickly on the basketball court.

shoot hoops

Do you want to shoot hoops at the local park after class?

score a basket

She jumped high and managed to score a basket in the final seconds.

pack a suitcase

Remember to pack a suitcase tonight because our flight is early.

book a flight

We need to book a flight before ticket prices go up.

go sightseeing

Whenever I visit a new city, I love to go sightseeing on foot.

always

I always drink a glass of water right after getting out of bed.

usually

She usually walks to school, but today she took the bus.

often

We often play basketball together on Sunday mornings.

sometimes

I sometimes eat lunch at the cafeteria with my classmates.

hardly ever

He hardly ever watches television because he prefers reading.

never

They never arrive late for their English lessons.

Simple Present (Affirmative)

My brother plays basketball for the school team every Tuesday.

Simple Present (Negative)

I do not have enough free time during the week.

Simple Present (Question)

Does your sister practice sports after school?

because

I stayed at home because I had a bad cold.

however

The trip was very expensive; however, it was totally worth it.

although

Although it was raining, the team continued practicing outside.

so

We missed the morning train, so we waited for the next one.

travel (Simple Past)

Last summer, my family and I traveled across Europe by train.

visit (Simple Past)

She visited three museums during her weekend trip to London.

go / went

We went to the beach yesterday because the weather was great.

buy / bought

He bought a new basketball jersey at the mall yesterday.

see / saw

I saw our English teacher at the airport last night.

Simple Past (Negative)

They did not finish their project before the deadline.

Simple Past (Question)

Did you watch the basketball finals on television last night?

Past Continuous (Affirmative)

I was studying in the library when the fire alarm rang.

Past Continuous (Negative)

We were not paying attention when the teacher explained the rule.

Past Continuous (Question)

What were you doing at eight o'clock yesterday evening?

Present Perfect (Affirmative)

I have already visited Canada twice with my family.

Present Perfect (Negative)

She has not packed her bags for the trip yet.

Present Perfect (Question)

Have you ever played in a real basketball tournament?

Present Perfect with 'just'

We have just arrived at the hotel after a long flight.

Present Perfect Continuous (Affirmative)

He has been practicing his jump shot for two hours.

Present Perfect Continuous (Negative)

They haven't been sleeping well lately due to school exams.

Present Perfect Continuous (Question)

How long have you been studying English at this school?

be going to (Future plan)

I am going to travel to Spain during the July vacation.

will (Prediction / Offer)

Don't carry that heavy luggage alone; I will help you.

plan to

We plan to buy the concert tickets early next week.

look forward to

I really look forward to meeting my new classmates next Monday.