Feb. 15, 2020
A story
Bob has missed a significant number of classes; consequently, the principal invites the truant to his office.
"How come you ’ve skipped so many classes?"
" You know, I've calculated my time and realized that I have no time for studies. I need to sleep eight hours a day, which is close to one hundred twenty-two days a year. Weekends take one hundred and four days a year , and summer holidays take around sixty days. I spend an hour at each meal; namely, that’s three hours a day or forty-five days a year. Also, I ’d need at least two hours a day to rest and keep fit, which adds another thirty days. To sum it up, that's approximately three hundred sixty-one days a year, which leaves only four days for school."
However, the principal proves Bob wrong.
The question is: What's wrong with Bob's calculations?
A story
Bob has missed a significant number of classes; consequently, the principal invites the truant to his office.
"How come you’ve skipped so many classes?"
" You know, I've calculated my time and realized that I have no time for studies. I need to sleep eight hours a day, which is close to one hundred twenty-two days a year. Weekends take one hundred and four days a year. S, and summer holidays take around sixty days. I spend an hour at each meal. N; namely, that’s three hours a day or forty-five days a year. Also, I’d need at least two hours a day to rest and keep fit, which adds another thirty days. To sum it up, that's approximately three hundred sixty-one days a year, which leaves only four days for school." ¶
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However, the principal proves Bob wrong.
Don’t rely on the full stop too much, ‘and’ and comma’s are your friends too! (:
The question is: What's wrong with Bob's calculations?
A story
Bob has missed a significant number of classes,; consequently, the principal invites the truant to his office.
-"How come you have skipped so many classes?"
-"You know, I've calculated my days, thentime and realized, that I have no time for my studies.
I need to sleep eight hours a day, which is close to one hundred twenty-two days a year.
The question is: What's wrong with Bob's calculations?
Weekends take one hundred and four days a year.
Summer holidays take at around sixty days.
I spend everyan hour having aat each meal.
Namely, three hours a day or forty-five days a year.
Also, I need at least two hours a day to rest and keep fit, which adds another thirty days.
To sum it up, ithat's approximately three hundred sixty-one days a year, which leaves only four days for school.
However, the principal prooves that Bob isBob wrong.
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Bob has missed a significant number of classes, consequently, the principal invites the truant to his office. Bob has missed a significant number of classes |
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-You know, I've calculated my days, then realized, I have no time for my studies.
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I need to sleep eight hours a day, which is close to one hundred twenty-two days a year. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Weekends take one hundred and four days a year. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Summer holidays take at around sixty days. Summer holidays take |
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I spend every hour having a meal. I spend |
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Namely, three hours a day or forty-five days a year. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Also, I need at least two hours a day to rest and keep fit, which adds other thirty days. Also, I need at least two hours a day to rest and keep fit, which adds another thirty days. |
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To sum up, it's approximately three hundred sixty-one days a year, which leaves only four days for school. To sum it up, |
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However, principal prooves that Bob is wrong. However, the principal pro |
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The question is: What's wrong with Bob's calculations? This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Bob has missed a significant number of classes; consequently, the principal invites the truant to his office. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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"How come you skipped so many classes?" "How come you’ve skipped so many classes?" |
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" You know, I've calculated my time and realized that I have no time for studies. I need to sleep eight hours a day, which is close to one hundred twenty-two days a year. Weekends take one hundred and four days a year. Summer holidays take around sixty days. I spend an hour at each meal. Namely, three hours a day or forty-five days a year. Also, I need at least two hours a day to rest and keep fit, which adds another thirty days. To sum it up, that's approximately three hundred sixty-one days a year, which leaves only four days for school." However, the principal proves Bob wrong. " Don’t rely on the full stop too much, ‘and’ and comma’s are your friends too! (: |
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" You know, I've calculated my time and realized that I have no time for studies. I need to sleep eight hours a day, which is close to one hundred twenty-two days a year. Weekends take one hundred and four days a year , and summer holidays take around sixty days. I spend an hour at each meal; namely, that’s three hours a day or forty-five days a year. Also, I ’d need at least two hours a day to rest and keep fit, which adds another thirty days. To sum it up, that's approximately three hundred sixty-one days a year, which leaves only four days for school." |
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However, the principal proves Bob wrong. |
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"How come you ’ve skipped so many classes?" |
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