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Jeannie is a 13-year-old girl who attends school. She dislikes her school uniform, especially the skirts and dresses, and prefers comfortable clothes like shorts, jeans, t-shirts, and jackets since she enjoys skateboarding. While her mother wants her to wear more feminine clothes, Jeannie finds them uncomfortable and only wears trousers and other comfortable clothing after school and on weekends.
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- 2. Hi! I´m Jeannie and I´m 13 years old. I go to school in our town.
- 4. We don´t like our school uniform. After school my first thing to do is putting off my uniform. I hate skirts and dresses!
- 5. I often go go skateboarding, so my favorite pieces of clothes are very comfortable.
- 8. trainers And I have lots of baseball caps too.
- 9. I never wear dresses and skirts when I´m not at school. Mom says that I should wear girlish clothes, but they are uncomfortable for me!
- 10. When they got back, Fred went to bed to rest his leg!