On school days, my sister and I exercise, take a shower, get dressed and then have breakfast in the morning. Then we take our schoolbags and walk to school. The school starts at eight o’clock. We learn many things at school. We have snacks and also eat lunch there. The school finishes at three o’clock and we go back home. I listen to music and then do homework. I also help my sister with her homework.  My family and I go to a park to take a walk. After we go back home, we clean up, have dinner, and go to bed.سؤال 31Tipsمتن سؤالWhat do they do after having breakfast?a.Exerciseb.Go to schoolc.Take a showerd.Get dressed

10. After I (leave) school, I (take) a job in the library. 11.1 I (not/come) late, I promise. 12. Jess is very tidy. She (make) her bed every day and she (clean) her room regularly. 13. First Mark (brush) his teeth and then he (have) a morning shower. 14. I hope (there/be) less pollution in the near future. 15. What (your sister/usually/do) when she has a free afternoon? 16. You (always/play) video games. You should be more active! Do some sport!

write for me a writing in deutsh a1 level , i wake up i eat breakfast i go to swimming club i come back to home watch footbal then take a nap then i go out to cinema then i come back to home for studing then i take a shower then i sleep

“A break during the school day would benefit everyone.”Ryan Nguyen, a high school sophomore in MassachusettsWe need a break! Ask a teen about their day, and they’ll likely give you a long list of classes, extracurricular activities, and schoolwork. I’ve witnessed so much anxiety related to these hectic schedules: students pulling the fire alarm during midyear exams, kids sobbing in class, and even a girl fainting during a test. With today’s intense pressure to succeed, many teens are pushed to take on too many responsibilities at the expense of sleep, exercise, and free time.Thanks to this unhealthy atmosphere, it’s no wonder that more than 25 percent of teens ages 13 to 18 have a diagnosable1 anxiety disorder at some point, according to the National Institute of Mental Health. Even those who aren’t struggling with a disorder often still have trouble getting through the painfully long school day. With only a few hurried minutes between classes, we get worn out, and it becomes increasingly hard to pay attention the longer we sit at our desks.

Samantha always feels rushed in the morning, and she often forgets important items when she leaves for school. What can she do tonight to maximize her sleep and improve her day tomorrow? Turn off electronics an hour before bed Set the alarm louder for the morning Eat a large meal right before bedtime Stay up later to check her homework

We had a great time in france the kids really enjoyed it2. Some people work best in the mornings others do better in the evenings3. What are you doing next weekend4. Mother had to go into hospital she had heart problems5. Did you understand why I was upset6. It is a fine idea let us hope that it is going to work7. We will be arriving on monday morning at least I think so8. A textbook can be a wall between the teacher and class9. The girls father sat in a corner10. In the words of murphys law Anything that can go wrong will go wrong