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Mathematics, 04.09.2021 15:00 silvermansachs9189

E) Fill in "AT", "IN" or "ON": My birthday is ... on the 30th of July. Last year I had a great day, I got up ..Olur
8 o'clock the morning and tidied the house. Then
the afternoon I went into
town with my friend to buy food for the party. The party started
7 o'clock
the evening and didn't stop until very late night!
the 31" of July I was
very tired, so I went to bed early the evening.
F) Fill in the spaces in the invitation with "IN", "ON" or "AT”,
I'm going to have a party! I hope you can come!!
It's going to start 5 o'clock the afternoon
the secong Saturday August. We're
going to have it in Tom's house on Wilton Avenue.
There's a big garden and we're going to have the party in
the garden
Did you know that my birthday is the eighth? But
as you can see, the party is going to be the tenth.
Why? Parties are better the weekend!
BIRTHDAY PRESENTS WELCOME ANYDAY

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