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This document provides instructions for an activity where students interview each other to compare their weekday routines. Students are to follow a question-and-answer pattern to find out the times each wakes up, travels to and from school, and goes to bed on weekdays. The objectives are to talk about weekday routines and use simple present tense. Students should interview at least two classmates.
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