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My favorite day is Monday because we have Physical Education and I love sports!
First I have English from 8:00 to 9:00.
Then I have Music.
We have a ten-minute break and after the break I have double P.E.
Then we have lunch, I have lunch in the cafeteria.
I have two periods in the afternoon; French at one o'clock and Math from 2 to 3 pm.
It's quite a long and busy schoolday but I like it because I love Sports and Music!
I don't really like Tuesday because I don't like Science and I hate Technology!
On Tuesday morning I have Biology from 8:00 to 9:30..
Then Physics from 9:30 to 11:00.
We have a free period before lunch.
And in the afternoon, I have Math at one, Domestic Science at two and Computer Science after the break, from three to four.
I hate Tuesday afternoons!
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My favourite day is Monday because we have Physical Education and I love sports!
First I have English from 8:00 to 9:00.
Then I have Music.
We have a ten-minute break and after the break I have double P.E.
Then we have lunch, I have lunch at the cafeteria.
I have two periods in the afternoon; French at 13:00 ("one") and Maths from 14:00 ("two") to 15:00 ("three am").
It's quite a long and busy school day but I like it because I love sports and music!
I don't really like Tuesday because I don't like Science and I hate Technology!
On Tuesday morning I have Biology from 8:00 to 9:30 ("nine thirty").
Then Physics from 9:30 to 11:00.
We have a free period before lunch.
And in the afternoon, I have Maths at 13:00("one"), D.T. at two and I.C.T after the recess, from 15:00 ("three") to 16:00 ("four").
I hate Tuesday afternoons!
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