Choose the correct option. There is one extra option

• who
• live
• job
• do
• afternoon
• what
• sleep
• hobbies
• lunch

When we write a short text about a person and their daily routine, we must remember to write:

1. [ ] the person is;
2. where they come from or where they [ ];
3. what their profession, [ ] or occupation is;
4. what they [ ] in the morning;
5. what they do in the [ ];
6. [ ] they do in the evening;
7. what they do at night if they don't [ ];
8. time for their [ ] and special activities.

We use the present simple to write about a person's daily routine.

We use the \(\bold{3^{rd}}\) person singular form (he/she) to write about another person's daily routine: Mark has breakfast. Carol takes her dog for a walk.
Verbs in the third person singular
Remember the rules to form the \(3^{rd}\) person singular in the present simple:

• to form the \(3^{rd}\) person singular we add -s to a verb: swim — swims, like — likes;
• if a verb ends in -s/-sh/-ch/-x/-o, we add -es: kiss — kisses, brush — brushes, watch – watches, mix – mixes, go – goes;
• if a verb ends in a consonant +y, we change -y into -i +es: cry – cries, marry – marries;
• if a verb ends in -ay/-oy/-uy, we end -s: play – plays, enjoy – enjoys, buy – buys;
• the \(3^{rd}\) person singular of have is has.

We form negatives, questions, and short answers with does for the \(3^{rd}\) person singular:

Tom doesn't go out with his friends on weekdays.

Does Wendy get up at 7 o'clock? – Yes, she does.