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rutine thursday Yesterday (thursday), I waked up at 7 o'clock, it was my wife who knock me at shoulder. Today I have a holyday, because I have to work this this saturday and at my work we have a rule, if somebody work saturday he (or she) have to break in the middle of week... Everybody dislike to work saturday... After I had my breakfest with my two daughters, they looked « Dora explore » on telly. They drank hot chocolate with milk and ate biscuits. At quart past eight we went to their school situate next to our house on the other side of road separated two buildings. Teacher's name of my younger daughter is Delphine, so there are 30 little boys and girls in their class. After I washed my car at washing station, went to shopping center called « Auchan »for buy some things. I had to take one letter at post , so I went there after shopping.

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rutine thursday Routine Thursday 

Yesterday (thursday),

I waked woke up at 7 o'clock, it was my wife who knock tapped me at on the shoulder. Today I have a holiday, because I have to work this this Saturday and at my work we have a rule, if somebody works Saturday he (or she) have to has a break in the middle of week... Everybody dislikes to work on Saturday...
After I had my breakfest with my two daughters, they looked watched  "Dora The Explorer" on the telly. They drank hot chocolate with milk and ate biscuits. At a quarter past eight we went to their school situated next to our house on the other side of road, separated by two buildings.
The teacher's name of my younger daughter is Delphine, so and there are 30 little boys and girls in their class.
After I washed my car at washing station, I went to a shopping center called "Auchan" for to buy some things. I had to take one letter at to the post , so I went there after shopping.

 

*Make sure to Capitalize names of days of the week and months (Monday, March)

*Woke is an irregular verb 

*Good try with "knock" but "knock" is very strong work (think of knock-out punch from a boxer) 

*Remember your 3rd person "s" (for he/she/it add s to the verb) 

*The difference between "look at" and "watched": we look at things that are not moving (I looked at some photos of my vacation, I looked at my watch to see the time). We watch things that are moving (I watched some TV. I watched my kids play.) 

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