I get up at six o'clock every day. I like History lessen very much. After school I play footbal with my friends and do my homework. My parents always say, that every person should to find his way to the life. I think, it is true.
Now I am reading about great people.... But my parents are sleeping now, and I can not to talk with them about this book. So, I want to talk with my elder brother about it. He is drawing now. Also he is listening a classical music. He is always say me good and kind words...
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1 Bill wore his green jacket yesterday.
Did he wear his green jacket yesterday?
Bill didn't wear his green jacket yesterday.
2 Ted came <span>to school at 9 o clock yesterday.
Did he come </span><span>to school at 9 o clock yesterday?
Ted didn't come </span><span>to school at 9 o clock yesterday
3 His parents went </span><span>to the seaside last week.
Did his parents go </span><span>to the seaside last week?
His parents didn't go </span><span>to the seaside last week</span>
I'm Kevin. i'm twelve. my day is very busy. I <em>get up</em> at 7o'clock in the morning,and leave for school. it's only 10 minutes <em>from</em> school so I never take a bus but <em>ride</em> a bike. i'm not <em>late</em> lessons start 8 o'clock. we <em>study</em> till 12. then we have a lunch break from 12 to 2o'clock. I <em>often</em> go back home for my lunch. then we have again till half past four. my favourite subject is Social studies. we learn about our city and our rights. after school I <em>go for a walk</em> with my friends. then I <em>come home</em>. in the evening my parents and i prefer to listen to my CDs or read books. i also tidy my room a bit because my mum gets angry if I don't. i always <em>go to bed</em> around 11 o'clock.
