50 Examples of Simple Present Tense for Daily Routine

Broken down by time of day, because that’s how I run this in class students picture their own morning instead of memorizing someone else’s.

Morning Routine

1. I wake up at six every morning.
2. He brushes his teeth after waking up.
3. She takes a shower before breakfast.
4. My brother makes his bed every day.
5. We drink a glass of water first thing in the morning.
6. My mother prepares breakfast for the family.
7. I check my phone as soon as I wake up.
8. He exercises for thirty minutes every morning.
9. She gets dressed quickly for school.
10. I pack my bag before leaving the house.

Going to Work or School

1. He leaves for the office at eight o’clock.
2. The bus arrives at the stop at 7:45.
3. I walk to school with my friends.
4. She drives to work every weekday.
5. The office opens at nine in the morning.
6. My father takes the metro to work.
7. We attend classes from Monday to Friday.
8. The teacher starts the lesson on time.
9. I reach my workplace by nine thirty.
10. Students submit their homework every morning.

Afternoon Routine

1. I have lunch at one o’clock.
2. She eats a sandwich during her lunch break.
3. We take a short break in the afternoon.
4. He checks his emails after lunch.
5. My colleagues discuss project updates in the afternoon.
6. I drink coffee to stay alert.
7. The children play outside after school.
8. She attends a meeting every Wednesday afternoon.
9. He finishes his tasks before four o’clock.
10. We call our clients in the afternoon.

Evening Routine

1. I return home around six in the evening.
2. My mother cooks dinner every evening.
3. We watch the news after dinner.
4. He goes for a walk in the evening.
5. She helps her children with their homework.
6. I water the plants every evening.
7. My father reads the newspaper after work.
8. We have dinner together as a family.
9. She practices yoga in the evening.
10. I call my parents every evening.

Night Routine and Weekly Habits

1. I brush my teeth before going to bed.
2. He reads a book every night.
3. She sets her alarm before sleeping.
4. We sleep by eleven o’clock on weekdays.
5. My sister writes in her diary every night.
6. He goes to bed early on weekdays.
7. I clean my room every weekend.
8. We visit our grandparents every Sunday.
9. She does the laundry twice a week.
10. My family goes grocery shopping every Saturday.

Go back and skim these again and the pattern becomes an obvious fast subject, verb (plus that -s for he/she/it), routine. Once that stops requiring thought, you’re basically done learning this tense.