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This homework schedule rotates between 4 weeks, with Week 1 assignments repeating after Week 4 is completed. Each week includes daily home reading assignments. Spelling words are assigned for Tuesdays and Thursdays, while Wednesdays involve writing about the previous weekend. The class calendar provides details on all assignments.
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At is used with specific times like "at 5 o'clock" and "at midnight". It is usually omitted when asking "what time". At is also used in expressions like "at night", "at the weekend", and "at the moment".
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