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This document outlines a typical daily routine, beginning with waking up, washing one's face and having a shower, followed by getting ready with tasks like drying hair, brushing teeth, getting dressed, and making the bed before going to school to study, have snacks and lunch, then returning home to do homework before finishing the night with dinner, bath and going to bed.
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This document outlines a typical morning and school day routine, beginning with waking up, washing one's face, showering, drying and brushing hair, eating breakfast, brushing teeth, getting dressed, using the bathroom, making the bed, going to school to study and eat lunch, going home to do homework, eating dinner, taking a bath, and going to bed.
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This document outlines a typical daily routine, beginning with waking up, washing one's face, taking a shower, combing and brushing hair, eating breakfast, brushing teeth, getting dressed, using the bathroom, making the bed, going to school to study and eat lunch, going home to do homework, eating dinner, taking a bath, and going to bed.
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This document outlines a typical morning and school day routine, beginning with waking up, washing one's face, showering, drying and brushing hair, eating breakfast, brushing teeth, getting dressed, using the bathroom, making the bed, going to school to study and eat lunch, going home to do homework, eating dinner, taking a bath, and going to bed.
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This document outlines a typical morning and school day routine, beginning with waking up, washing one's face, showering, drying and brushing hair, eating breakfast, brushing teeth, getting dressed, using the bathroom, making the bed, going to school to study and eat lunch, returning home to do homework, eating dinner, taking a bath, and going to bed.
Dailyroutines
This document outlines a typical morning and school day routine, beginning with waking up, washing one's face, showering, drying and brushing hair, eating breakfast, brushing teeth, getting dressed, using the bathroom, making the bed, going to school to study and eat lunch, going home to do homework, eating dinner, taking a bath, and going to bed.
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A typical morning routine involves waking up, washing one's face and taking a shower, then drying and brushing hair before eating breakfast and brushing teeth to get ready for the day. The routine also includes getting dressed, using the bathroom, making the bed, going to school to study and eat lunch before going home to do homework, eat dinner, take a bath and go to bed.
Daily routines
A typical morning routine involves waking up, washing one's face and showering, drying and brushing hair, eating breakfast and brushing teeth before getting dressed and making the bed to then go to school where one studies and eats lunch before going home to do homework, eat dinner, take a bath and go to bed.
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This document outlines a typical daily routine, beginning with waking up, washing one's face, taking a shower, combing and brushing hair, eating breakfast, brushing teeth, getting dressed, using the bathroom, making the bed, going to school to study and eat lunch, going home to do homework, eating dinner, taking a bath, and going to bed.
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This document outlines a typical morning and school day routine, beginning with waking up, washing one's face, showering, drying and brushing hair, eating breakfast, brushing teeth, getting dressed, using the bathroom, making the bed, going to school to study and eat lunch, going home to do homework, eating dinner, taking a bath, and going to bed.
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A typical morning routine involves waking up, washing one's face and taking a shower, then drying and brushing hair before eating breakfast and brushing teeth to get ready for the day. The routine also includes getting dressed, using the bathroom, making the bed, going to school to study and eat lunch before going home to do homework, eat dinner, take a bath and go to bed.
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This document outlines a typical morning and school day routine, beginning with waking up, washing one's face, showering, drying and brushing hair, eating breakfast, brushing teeth, getting dressed, using the bathroom, making the bed, going to school to study and eat lunch, going home to do homework, eating dinner, taking a bath, and going to bed.
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A typical morning routine involves waking up, washing one's face and showering, drying and brushing hair, eating breakfast and brushing teeth before getting dressed and making the bed to then go to school where one studies and eats lunch before going home to do homework, eat dinner, take a bath and go to bed.
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A typical morning routine involves waking up, washing one's face and showering, drying and brushing hair, eating breakfast and brushing teeth before getting dressed and making the bed to then go to school where one studies and eats lunch before going home to do homework, eat dinner, take a bath and go to bed.
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A typical morning routine involves waking up, washing one's face and taking a shower, then drying and brushing hair before eating breakfast and brushing teeth to get ready for the day. The routine also includes getting dressed, using the bathroom, making the bed, going to school to study and eat lunch before going home to do homework, eat dinner, take a bath and go to bed.
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A typical morning routine involves waking up, washing one's face and taking a shower, then drying and brushing hair before eating breakfast and brushing teeth to get ready for the day. The routine also includes getting dressed, using the bathroom, making the bed, going to school to study and eat lunch before going home to do homework, eat dinner, take a bath and go to bed.
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