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A1executive15-20 minutes

WFH vs. Office

Explaining habits vs. what is happening today.

Today, I am working from home. Usually, I work at the office. I like to work from home. My team works from home today. He usually works at the office.

Today

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Usually

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From home

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Video call

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Log in

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In person

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Home office

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Commute

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Virtual

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Hybrid

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Flexibility

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Present Simple (Habits)Present Continuous (Today)
I work at the office.I am working today.
She works from home.She is working now.
They usually work.They are working this week.
💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

When I work from home, I am always   for online meetings.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

I split my week   the home office and the company office.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

At home, I do not spend time   for the elevator in the morning.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

 , my team works two days at home and three at the office.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

I   have video calls when I am at the home office.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

The kitchen is   when you come into the company office.

Practice

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

I usually   at the office. (habit)

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

Today, she   from home. (now)

"He usually works at the office, but today he ___ from home."

Match each sentence to the correct tense.

He writes software programs from home. He can ___.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

Take the   to floor three. The meeting room is there.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

The kitchen is   the elevator on the third floor.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

I   to my laptop at nine in the morning.

A meeting where you see the person on screen is a...

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

Tomorrow I work at the office  . Today I work from home.

💡 Hint:Elevated L1 transfer difficulty (15% - 20%). Highlight the target word (e.g. preposition or pronoun) in a pre-exercise reading prompt.

Working from home takes less   on long commute days.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

The office has fast elevators, but I prefer the   for exercise.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

I   a quiet desk by the window when I work from the office.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

On Fridays the in-office crew shares a slice of   at three.

Hybrid plans through the months of the year

Some teams keep the same hybrid plan for all twelve months of the year. Other teams change the schedule for the busy months — for example, more office time in March and June for big launches. If you wonder why a team changes the plan, the manager can usually explain in a short note. The simple rule is: tell your team early. If you do not have anything special on your calendar, you can stay home; if there is a client visit, come to the office.

Which question word do you use to ask for a reason?

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

If you do not have   on your calendar tomorrow, please come to the office.

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