Israel Serrano Gómez 1ºA
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Garfield wakes up hungry and tired, expressing his love for lasagna. He eats, sleeps, and plays with Odie throughout the day. Garfield enjoys various activities like watching TV but also gets bored and tired at times. At the end of the day, Garfield says goodnight to his friend, ready for more sleep.
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- 13. I like this.
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- 18. I have a lot of sleep
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