Write a paragraph about your weekday routine?

English

1 answer:

Ipatiy [6.2K]3 years ago

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Ok here's my usual weekday routine(I'm home schooled):

<em>First, I wake up around 8:15 AM or sometimes 8:45 AM. I start by brushing my teeth, using deodorant, putting on lotion, and using my hair spray. After that I'll get dressed. Then, I make up my bed(I just pull the sheets over LOL) and write about something. Afterwards I head downstairs and grab my school textbooks. I log into my online school and start my assignmets for the day. Once my parents come downstairs(usually around 9:18 am) I make some breakfast. So for the day I do schoolwork, that's my routine usual routine for the weekdays. =D</em>

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