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My day.
Usually I get up at 7 o'clock. I get up at once and sometimes do my morning exercises. Then I take a shower and clean my teeth. After that I dress and go to school. I live not far from it so I walk there. I usually have breakfast at school. Every day we have 6 lessons, so I am at school till 2 o'clock. Then I go home, have dinner and rest for a couple of hours. On Monday, Wednesday and Friday I go to the swimming pool. The rest of my week is free. In the evening I do my home task and help my parents if they ask me. Sometimes I play computer games or read books. And of course I chat with my friends online. I go to bed at 11 o'clock. That is my usual day.
Мой день.Обычно я встаю в 7 часов. Я встаю сразу и иногда делаю утреннюю зарядку. Затем я принимаю душ и чищу зубы. После этого я одеваюсь и иду в школу. Я живу недалеко от неё, поэтому я иду туда пешком. Я обычно завтракаю в школе. Каждый день у нас есть 6 уроков, таким образом, я в школе до 2 часов. Затем я иду домой, обедаю и отдыхаю пару часиков. В понедельник, в среду и в пятницу я хожу в бассейн. Остальная часть моей недели свободна. Вечером я делаю свое домашнее задание и моим родителям, если они попросят. Иногда я играю в компьютерные игры или читаю книги. И конечно я болтаю со своими друзьями онлайн. Я ложусь спать в 11 часов. Это - мой обычный день.

Aren’t you about to finish with the dishes? You (have been washing) the dishes for thirty minutes or more. How long can it take you to wash the dishes? We have been/gone to the Steak House restaurant many times. The food is excellent. A: What is that sound? B: A car alarm (is ringing) somewhere down the street. It (drives) me crazy —I wish it would stop! It (has been ringing) for more than twenty minutes. Can you translate this note from Stockholm? I understood Swedish when I (was) a child, but I (have forgotten) it all. What’s that dent in the side of the car? Have you (had) an accident? I’m sorry, John’s not here; he (has gone) to the dentist. He (has been having) trouble with a tooth for some time. This cassette recorder is broken. Have you (been playing) about with it? Your Italian is very good. Have you (studied) it long? Do you mind if I clear the table? Have you (had) enough to eat? Ann has never (gone) camping. She (has not slept) in a tent. Frank, where have you been? We (have been waiting) for you since 1 p.m. I’m not surprised he (has failed) that exam. He (has not been working) hard recently.