In this topic, students will practice talking about their current classes and academic routines. The focus is on using the present continuous and present simple tenses to describe ongoing and regular school activities. Students will learn to ask and answer questions about classes and schedules.
For example:
What classes are you taking now?
I am taking English and Math.
She takes Science every Monday and Wednesday.
This topic builds vocabulary related to school subjects, days of the week, and study habits, and it strengthens students’ ability to form questions and answers correctly.
GRAMMAR
Present Continuous (for actions happening now):
I am taking English classes.
They are studying for a test.
Present Simple (for routines):
She takes art every Tuesday.
We have music lessons on Fridays.
Wh- Questions with "What":
What classes are you taking now?
What do you study on Mondays?
Prepositions of time and days:
on Mondays, at 10 a.m., in the afternoon
Modal verbs (can, should):
You should take notes.
Can you help me with English?
VOCABULARY
Class – A time when students learn a subject.
Subject – A specific area of study like Math or Science.
Schedule – A plan that shows when classes happen.
Take – To attend or participate in a class.
Study – To learn or review information.
Note – A short written record of what you learn.
Teacher – A person who helps students learn.
Afternoon – The time from 12 p.m. to evening.
Busy – Having a lot of things to do.
Homework – School work that is done at home.
USEFUL EXPRESSIONS
What classes are you taking now?
I am taking English and History.
She studies French on Mondays.
We have Math in the morning.
Do you like your new schedule?
I usually do my homework after class.
SENTENCES
Positive:
I am taking three classes this week.
She studies English every afternoon.
We have Science on Tuesdays.
Negative:
I am not taking History right now.
He doesn’t take classes on Friday.
They don’t study in the morning.
Questions:
What classes are you taking now?
Do you study in the afternoon?
Is she taking Art this month?
Answers:
I’m taking English and Science.
Yes, I usually study after lunch.
No, she is not taking Art now.
CONVERSATION
Olivia: Hey Lucas, what classes are you taking now?
Lucas: I’m taking English, Math, and Music. What about you?
Olivia: I’m only taking English and History. My schedule is not very busy.
Lucas: That sounds good. Do you like your classes?
Olivia: Yes, especially History. The teacher is great!
Lucas: Cool! I like Music class. We play the guitar every week.
Olivia: Nice! Maybe I’ll take Music next month.
LONG READING
Many students take different classes during the school year. Some classes are every day, and others are only once or twice a week. Right now, Lily is taking English, Art, and Computer class. She studies English on Monday and Wednesday. Her Art class is on Tuesday, and she learns about computers on Thursday.
Lily likes her classes because they are fun and interesting. She takes notes in every class and reviews them at home. Her teachers say she is a good student. Sometimes, she helps her classmates with homework.
Classes help students learn many things and prepare for the future.
Questions and Answers:
What classes is Lily taking now? – English, Art, and Computer.
When does she have Art class? – On Tuesday.
Why does Lily like her classes? – Because they are fun and interesting.
What does Lily do at home? – She reviews her notes.
Does she help other students? – Yes, she helps with homework.
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