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I go to school on the 4th of June Monday and i summer term is on 29th June i have 3 days a week at school Monday Tuesday Wednesd

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how meany of my schooldays are left

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Virty [35]3 years ago

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11 school days are left.

In the attached picture of a calendar, I marked the days the person has left. There are 11.

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