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OverLord2011 [107]
3 years ago
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Write down three good reasons why school is better than holidays please tell me fast​

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zavuch27 [327]3 years ago
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Answer:Holidays are boring when school is exciting! At school you get to see your friends ! Lots of children can't wait until the holidays but soon they are just as desperate to go back to school because they are really bored !

2.Don't you forget stuff in the holidays ? Well kids do too, usually school work too. Working hard at school is great but practicing at home in holidays is even better.

3.Friends . . . Even if you go on play-dates you can't see them all day. At school they will be there to help and support you when you need it .

4.As a parent they don't have time for kids, even if parents have time they don't use it on kids, they probably just send them off to o something !

i hope it help <3

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