My day by Ana Lucía Ruiz Cervilla 4ºB

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Ana Lucia Ruiz Cervilla describes her daily morning routine, which includes waking up at 8am, having breakfast at 8:15am, brushing her teeth at 8:30am, and getting dressed at 8:45am before going to school at 9am. After finishing school at 2pm and having lunch at 2:30pm, she goes to Lynne's Academy at 4pm, has a shower at 7pm, plays on her iPad at 7:30pm, studies at 8:30pm, has dinner at 10pm before going to bed at 10:30pm.

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 IN THE MORNING I HAVE BREAKFAST AT
QUARTER PAST EIGHT
I BRUSH MY TEETH AT HALF PAST EIGHT.

I GO TO LYNNE´S ACADEMY AT FOUR
O´CLOCK.

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