Yesterday I got up later than usual I had breakfast in a burry and almost! Missed the bus. At school. Mr. Green was absent because be was iii and we studied by ourselves. On my way home from school. met Tom. an old friend of mine. He was going to his aunt’s with bus brother. After supper I began to water TV. After finishing my homework in madl. I was going to bed. when Mr. Smith called me up. He asked me to return tile novel(小说). lie lenl me tile book the other day. I went to bed at eleven. |
Yesterday I got up later than usual I had breakfast in a burry and almost! Missed the bus. At school. Mr. Green was absent because be was iii and we studied by ourselves. On my way home from school. met Tom. an old friend of mine. He was going to his aunt’s with bus brother. After supper I began to water TV. After finishing my homework in madl. I was going to bed. when Mr. Smith called me up. He asked me to return tile novel(小说). lie lenl me tile book the other day. I went to bed at eleven. |
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