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I walk my dog QQ for 10 minutes each day after school, which amounts to 70 minutes of walking per week. The document also provides a list of various dog supplies and their prices, totaling $611.30.
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- 2. Walking the dog • Every day after school l walk my dog QQ. • I walk him for 10 minutes each day. • I walk him for 70 minutes for one week day.
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