Sentences using adverbs of frequency in my routine diary

1. I always get up very early in the morning for go to the school.
2. Always, everyday I go to the bathroom.
3. I always do exercise.
4. Usually I go to classes of music and dance in the afternoon.
5. I sometimes go to park at practice sports.
6. The weekends I go to the mountain.
7. I sometimes watch tv, when I  have time.
8. Usually, in the night I do homework.
9. Never practice baseball, I do not like.
10. I am never irresponsible, always do everything on time.

Sentences with verbs

Sentences in first person:

1. Brush: I brush my teeth everyday.
2. Drink: I drink juice of orange.
3. Get up: I get up late on weekends.
4. Go: I go to the school in the morning.
5. Have: I have classes of dance and music in the afternoon.

Sentences in third person:

1. Play: He plays basketball on the court.
2. Start: María starts the classes the monday.
3. Study: Teresa studies french in the school.
4. Take: He takes the chair to sit.
5. Watch tv: Marcos watches tv in my house.

Sentences of my routine daily

1. I get up at half past five.
2. I go to the bathroom and brush my teeth.
3. I wear the uniform, the shoes and I comb my hair.
4. I breakfast, brush my teeth and prepared my things to go to school.
5. I get home from school and lunch. Then I brush my teeth.
6. From 2:30 p.m. I go dance and music classes.
7. At 6:30 p.m. I get home.
8. I shower and eat dinner, then brush my teeth.
9. I do homework at 7:30 p.m.
10. And I go to bed at 9:30 p.m.

Sentences with "There is, there are, there was and there were in question and request.

Sentence with There is:

1. There is a yellow chair in the bedroom.

• Is there a yellow chair in the bedroom?
• Yes, there is a yellow chair in the bedroom.
• No, there isn't any chair yellow in the bedroom.

    2.  There is a chiken in the farm.

• Is there a chiken in the farm?
• Yes, there is a chiken in the farm.
• No, there aren't any chiken in the farm.

Sentence with there are:

1. There are seven pieces of cake in the refrigerator.

• Are there seven pieces of cake in the refrigerator?
• Yes, there are seven pieces of cake in the refrigerator.
• No, there aren't seven pieces of cake in the refrigerator.

    2.   There are some dresses in the store.

• Are there some dresses in the store?
• Yes, there are some dresses in the store.
• No, there aren't any dresses in the store.

Sentences with there was:

1. There was a boy riding horse in the park.

• Was there a boy riding horse in the park?
• Yes, there was a boy riding horse in the park.
• No, there wasn't any boy riding horse in the park.

    2.   There was two pears in the basket.

• Was there two pears in the basket?
• Yes, there was two pears in the basket.
• No, there wasn't any pears in the basket.

Sentences with there were:

1. There were twenty people in the cinema.

• Were there twenty people in the cinema?
• Yes, there were twenty people in the cinema.
• No, there weren't twenty people in the cinema.

    2.   There were to buy tickets for the play.

• Were there to buy tickets for the play?
• Yes, there were to buy tickets for the play.
• No, there weren't  any buy tickets for the play.