Rules for my Parents
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The document outlines rules for a family. The first rule is to love and respect each other. Additional rules include washing one's own dishes, sweeping the floor on Sundays, getting help with but not doing homework, keeping promises, and cleaning up after the family dog by changing its food, water, and playing with it. The rules apply to all family members.
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Rules for my Parents
- 1. Rules for my parentsRules for my parents By Maria Klinkova 5 «А» class
- 2. Rules for my parentsRules for my parents In my family there are some rules. First of all-we must love and respect each other!
- 3. Rules for my parentsRules for my parents The second rule in my family is to wash the dishes for ourselves. The third rule is to sweep the floor on Sunday. The fourth rule is to help me with homework, but not to do for me. The fifth rule is to keep promises!
- 4. Rules for my parentsRules for my parents The last rule is to clean after my dog Marfa, to change food and water, to play with her. It is a rule for all for all family members, and for me too!
- 5. Rules for my parentsRules for my parents Thanks for attention!!!
- 6. Rules for my parentsRules for my parents Thanks for attention!!!