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First, the narrator wakes up at 8 am, watches TV, wakes and feeds her son, and gets them both dressed and eats breakfast. She then takes her son to the nanny's house and goes to school, where she has back-to-back classes until 1:40 pm. After studying in the library, she leaves school and picks up her son from the nanny. On the drive home, she listens to soft music until arriving home. There, she makes dinner, feeds her son and herself, and does homework while getting things ready for the next day. Later, she bathes herself and her son, reads him a book, watches TV with him, and they are both asleep by 9 pm.
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3. In the evenings, the student arrives home, eats lunch, rests, does homework, spends time with friends nearby, listens to music, has dinner with family, gets ready for bed, and watches TV until falling asleep.
Kika
1. The document describes a typical daily routine for a student, beginning with waking up at 5:00 AM and taking a hot shower before getting dressed and having a quick breakfast.
2. After taking the bus to school, the student attends classes in the morning and has a refreshment break with friends before more afternoon classes.
3. In the evenings, the student arrives home, eats lunch, rests, does homework, spends time with friends nearby, listens to music, has dinner with family, gets ready for bed, and watches TV until falling asleep.
Kika
1. The document describes a typical daily routine for a student, beginning with waking up at 5:00 AM and taking a hot shower before getting dressed and having a quick breakfast.
2. After taking the bus to school, the student attends classes in the morning and has a refreshment break with friends before more afternoon classes.
3. In the evenings, the student arrives home, eats lunch, rests, does homework, spends time with friends nearby, listens to music, has dinner with family, gets ready for bed, and watches TV until falling asleep.
Kika
1. The document describes a typical daily routine for a student, which includes waking up at 5 AM, taking a shower, eating breakfast, taking the bus to school, attending classes until noon, eating lunch at home, playing on the computer with friends, doing homework, listening to music, eating dinner with family, brushing teeth, and watching TV before sleeping.
Kika
1. The document describes a typical daily routine for a student, which includes waking up at 5 AM, taking a shower, eating breakfast, taking the bus to school, attending classes until noon, eating lunch at home, playing on the computer with friends, doing homework, listening to music, eating dinner with family, brushing teeth, and watching TV before sleeping.
Kika
1. The document describes a typical daily routine for a student, which includes waking up at 5 AM, taking a shower, eating breakfast, taking the bus to school, attending classes until noon, eating lunch at home, playing on the computer with friends, doing homework, listening to music, eating dinner with family, brushing teeth, and watching TV before sleeping.
Kika
1. The document describes a typical daily routine for a student, which includes waking up at 5 AM, taking a shower, eating breakfast, taking the bus to school, attending classes until noon, eating lunch at home, playing on the computer with friends, doing homework, listening to music, eating dinner with family, brushing teeth, and watching TV before sleeping.
Kika
1. The document describes a typical daily routine for a student, which includes waking up at 5 AM, taking a shower, eating breakfast, taking the bus to school, attending classes until noon, eating lunch at home, playing on the computer with friends, doing homework, listening to music, eating dinner with family, brushing teeth, and watching TV before sleeping.
Ingles. weekly activities
The document outlines a typical weekly schedule. On weekdays, the person wakes up at 8 am, has breakfast, does housework, has lunch at 11 am, does homework, takes a shower at 1 pm before classes from 2-8:20 pm, with a break to eat at 4:30 pm. After class they watch TV or do more homework before sleeping. The schedule is similar each weekday, with Thursday involving taking out the garbage. Fridays have a later start and playing basketball after school. Saturdays involve a late start, lunch with family, and playing basketball in the afternoon. Sundays involve a late sleep, laundry, and homework before resting in the evening.
What do i do every day?
Paula usually wakes up at 7am each day, has breakfast and gets dressed before preparing her school bag. Her grandmother then drives her to high school, where she has different subjects each day with a fun break time. After school ends at 3pm, Paula goes home for lunch and does homework from 4:30pm. On Mondays and Wednesdays she does funky, and on Wednesdays and Thursdays has private classes at home. After classes she showers, puts on pajamas and has an early dinner before watching TV and brushing her teeth before bed.
english mini proyect
The document appears to be a diary spanning the course of a week. Each day includes activities like waking up, doing homework, going to school, interacting with family and friends, watching TV, and going to sleep. The diary entries are brief and written in point form listing the daily activities and events.
English power point
The document describes the daily routine of someone who wakes up at 7:45am, feeds their pets and has a shower before getting dressed and brushing their teeth. They have breakfast and walk to school by 8:30am, arriving by 8:45am. After school ends at 3pm, they go home tired and have lunch before playing piano for an hour and doing homework. In the evenings they may play with their sister, have more piano practice, eat supper at 9pm and watch a movie before brushing their teeth and going to bed by 9:45pm.
Turkish typical day
The document describes the typical weekday schedules of several Turkish students. Aysenur wakes up at 8 AM, has breakfast with her twin, and sometimes does homework or watches TV before taking the bus to school in the afternoon where she has 8 or 7 lessons. Özlem also wakes up at 8 AM, has breakfast, does homework if needed, plays the violin, and takes the bus to school with her twin. Ismail wakes up at 5:30 AM to pray, has breakfast and religious lessons, then takes classes at school before returning home to do homework.
My typical day
The document describes the typical daily routines of several students. Most wake up around 6-7 am, eat breakfast, get ready for school, and are driven or take the bus to school by 7:30 am. At school they have lessons, socialize with friends, and eat lunch. After school ends around 3-4 pm, they return home, do homework, spend time with family or friends, watch TV, play sports, and go to bed around 10 pm.
MY DAILY ROUTINE /daily life /
My daily routine as a university student is as follows:
1. I wake up at 7:00 am, have a coffee, exercise for 30-35 minutes while listening to music, then read headlines before breakfast at 8:00 am.
2. After classes from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm, I return to my hostel, rest until 6:00 pm while playing video games and listening to music.
3. In the evenings I study from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm, have dinner, then study again from 9:00 pm to 11:30 pm, or until 12:30 am if I have a test.
My day at school
The student wakes up at 7:15, gets ready for school, and arrives at 8:00. They play with friends until the morning bell rings for prayer. After prayer, they go to their classroom where they have seven hours of lessons, including Greek, Math, History, and more, with breaks in between. At 2:00, lessons finish and the student goes home.
My day at school2
The student wakes up at 7:15, gets ready for school, and arrives at 8:00. They play with friends until the morning bell rings for prayer. After prayer, they go to their classroom where they have seven hours of lessons, including Greek, Math, History, and more, with breaks in between. At 2:00, lessons finish and the student goes home.
Viniciu's routine.pptx oficial
Mr. Armadillo wakes up at 7:30 am, takes a shower, gets dressed, has breakfast which usually consists of cheese, bread, tea and coffee, and then helps his mother clean house before playing soccer.
Mr. Chameleon has lunch at 11:40 am, which usually consists of rice, beans, pork, tomato and lettuce. He then gets ready for school, which starts at 7:00 pm, and enjoys math and physical education, especially his math teacher.
In the evening, Miss Mermaid arrives home from school at 7:00 pm, uses her phone or watches TV before having dinner around 8:00 pm, which is often traditional or fast food. She then does
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