🗣️ Guía de clase · Inglés con Sebas
Guía para CristianDaily Routines — Ricardo
Actividad muy guiada, pero que lo obligue a producir bastante. La clave es mezclar I / he + Present Simple, to be e in / on / at, sin meter demasiada complejidad.
In·On·At
Preposiciones de tiempo
Instrucciones para el estudiante
"Answer the questions using complete sentences. Try to give extra information when possible."
Ricardo debe responder con oraciones completas, no solo con la palabra clave — y si puede, agregar un dato extra (hora, lugar, con quién). Eso es lo que empuja la producción real, más allá de contestar "yes/no" o una sola palabra.
👤 About YOU — First person
Preguntas sobre la rutina diaria de Ricardo, en primera persona (I).
- What time do you usually get up?
- What do you do in the morning?
- What time do you have breakfast?
- Do you work in the morning or in the afternoon?
- What time do you usually start work?
- Where are you at 8 a.m.?
- What do you usually do at lunchtime?
- What do you do in the afternoon?
- What time do you usually finish work?
- What do you usually do in the evening?
- What do you do at night?
- What do you usually do on weekdays?
- What do you usually do on weekends?
- What do you do on Saturdays?
- What do you usually do at the weekend?
👨👦 About another person — Third person
Piensa en tu hijo Thomas. Ricardo responde usando he.
- What time does Thomas usually get up?
- What does he do in the morning?
- What time does he have breakfast?
- Is he at home in the morning?
- Where is he at 8 a.m.?
- What does he do in the afternoon?
- What does he usually do after school?
- What does he do in the evening?
- What time does he go to bed?
- What does he usually do on weekends?
- What does he do on Saturdays?
- What does he usually do at night?
🔄 Challenge: Change the person
El profesor da una respuesta y Ricardo tiene que cambiarla de primera a tercera persona, o viceversa.
👨🏫 I get up at 6:00 a.m. → Ricardo: He gets up at 6:00 a.m.
👨🏫 He watches TV in the evening. → Ricardo: I watch TV in the evening.
Verbos para practicar el cambio
I get up→He gets up
I work→He works
I watch→He watches
I go→He goes
I have→He has
I am→He is
I do→He does
⏰ Mini-reto: IN / ON / AT
Al final, muéstrale estas situaciones y pídele que produzca una oración completa, no solamente que diga la preposición.
IN
the morning
the afternoon
the evening
September
2026
ON
Monday
Saturday
weekends
September 15th
AT
7:00 a.m.
lunchtime
night
midnight
Ejemplo de lo que debe producir
at 7:00 a.m. → I start work at 7:00 a.m.
on Monday → I work on Monday.
in the morning → I have breakfast in the morning.
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Así no se convierte en un ejercicio mecánico de "in, on, at" — cada preposición termina obligándolo a producir una oración completa en Present Simple.
📅 Reto extra: ¿Cuándo es cada evento?
Muéstrale a Ricardo la información de estos eventos reales (cartelera de la semana) y pregúntale "When is it?" o "What time is it?" — él debe responder con una oración completa usando on (día) y at (hora), no solo la palabra suelta.
🏀 Sports
Miami / Atlanta basketball game
Skinner Stadium · Sat., 8:00 p.m.
Cristian: "When is the basketball game?"
Ricardo: "It's on Saturday at 8:00 p.m."
🎸 Concerts
Sound Train
The Station · Fri., midnight
Cristian: "When is the Sound Train concert?"
Ricardo: "It's on Friday at midnight."
🎬 Movies
Sweet Tea
The Bell Theater · Sat. / Sun., 7:45 p.m.
Cristian: "When can you watch Sweet Tea?"
Ricardo: "You can watch it on Saturday or Sunday at 7:45 p.m."
🎬 Movies
The White Cat
The Grant Theater · Sat. / Sun., 11:30 p.m.
Cristian: "When is The White Cat showing?"
Ricardo: "It's on Saturday or Sunday at 11:30 p.m."
🎤 Talks
Dr. Judy Dresner — "Is Salt OK?"
Brown Hospital · Tues., noon
Cristian: "When is Dr. Dresner's talk?"
Ricardo: "It's on Tuesday at noon."
🎭 Theater
The Little Bookstore
The Town School · Mon. through Thurs., 7:30 p.m.
Cristian: "When is The Little Bookstore playing?"
Ricardo: "It's from Monday through Thursday at 7:30 p.m."
Bonus: este último evento (Mon. through Thurs.) es una buena oportunidad para mostrarle "from Monday through Thursday" como una forma natural de dar un rango de días — no hace falta explicarlo a fondo, solo que lo escuche y lo repita.