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The document outlines the weekly schedules of the author and their friend Gustavo. The author goes to work on Monday at 4pm, goes to school but not wash the car on Thursday, and visits their mother's home on Saturday night. They don't work on Sunday but go for a run. On Fridays the author watches TV but doesn't sleep in the afternoon. Gustavo plays football on Mondays at 5pm, doesn't go to school on Saturdays, doesn't do homework on Fridays, goes to university on Thursdays at 7am, and doesn't clean his house on Sundays.
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- 1. My agenda and my friend´s agenda My agenda I go to the work on Monday afternoon at four pm. I don´t wash the car on Thursday morning but I go to the school. On Saturday night I go to my mother´s home. I don’t work on Sunday but I go to run. On Friday afternoon I don’t sleep but I watch TV. My friend´s agenda Gustavo plays football on Monday at five pm. Gustavo doesn’t go to the school on Saturday morning. Gustavo doesn’t do his homework on Friday afternoon. Gustavo goes to the university on Thursday at seven am. Gustavo doesn’t clean his house on Sunday night. .