Предмет: Английский язык, автор: valja19031983

Памагите пожалуйста прочитать этот рассказI'm always busy!I've got schoolwork, homework, football practice and my pet dog, Judy. But I have time for all these things. Here is my day:I get up at 7:00am.I wash,get dressed and have breakfast. I don't watch TV in the morning. (This is my rule number)

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Автор ответа: jikataka
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Я постоянно занят! Я делал домашнюю работу, наводил порядок в квартите, ходил на футбол и выгуливал собаку, Джуди. Но у меня есть время на некоторые вещи, например, мой день состоит из: подьема в 7 утра, затем я моюсь, одеваюсь и завтракаю. Я не смотрю телевизор по утрам(Такое у меня правило).
Автор ответа: missfortune777
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Я всегда занят! У меня есть работа по школе, домашнее задание, тренировка по футболу и мой домашний/ее питомец/животное - собака Джуди. Но у меня есть время для всего этого. Вот мой день (распорядок дня): Я встаю в 7 утра. Я моюсь, одеваюсь и завтракаю. Я не смотрю телевизор по утрам. (Это моё главное правило)

valja19031983: Спасибо но мне нужно правильно этот рассказ прочитать по английски
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