My weekends routiene My weekend routine

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My wWeekends r Routiene My Weekend Routine

Spelling. Titles are typically capitalized.

My weekends routiene My weekend routine

My weekends routiene My weekend routine

I will introduce my weekends routienes. I will introduce my weekend routines.

I will’d like to introduce my weekends routinens. I’d like to introduce my weekend routine

singular "weekend routine" is more common when describing a general habit.

I will introduce my weekends routinens. I will introduce my weekend routine.

I will introduce my weekends routinens. I will introduce my weekends routine

First, I study harder English and math very hard. First, I study English and math very hard.

In this case, object should come before the adverbs (English and math before hard). When you add the "er" to an adverb (like hard/harder), you need to compare it to something. I study English harder than math.

First, I study harder English and math. more seriously First, I study English and math more seriously

"harder" needs to describe the studying, not the subjects.

First, I study harder for English and math. First, I study harder for English and math.

First, I study harder in English and math. First, I study hard in English and math.

After that, I usually play a game 2for 2 hours. After that, I usually play a game for 2 hours.

After that, I usually play games for about two 2hours. I usually play games for about two hours.

Games should be plural. Spelled out and grammatically correct: "for about two hours"

After that, I usually play games for 2 hours. After that, I usually play games for 2 hours.

After that, I usually play games for 2 hours. After that, I usually play games for 2 hours.

My mother always says, "It2 hours is too long for you!".," My mother always says, "2 hours is too long for you,"

Using "it" is unclear what you are referring to. Your next sentence is incomplete, but by adding it to this one, it will be correct.

My mother always says "ItThat's is too long for you!". My mother always says "That's is too long for you!".

"That’s" is more natural than "It is."

My mother always says, "It is too long for you!". My mother always says, "It is too long for you!"

My mother always says "It istells me, "That's way too long for you!". My mother always tells me, "That's way too long!".

Bbut I don't think that. but I don't think that.

This is not a sentence, add it to the last one to make a complete thought.

But I don't think thatso. But I don't think so.

Proper phrase after disagreeing with an opinion.

But I don't think thatso. But I don't think so.

After that, I go to a club activeity or go out with my friends. After that, I go to a club activity or go out with my friends.

After that, II either go to a club activeity or hango out with my friends. I either go to a club activity or hang out with my friends.

Should be "club activity" "hang out with my friends" is a more natural expression in English.

After that, I go tdo some club activeities or go out with my friends. After that, I go do some club activities or go out with my friends.

After that, I go to club activeities or go out with my friends. After that, I go to club activities or go out with my friends.