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  • Every day ( recorded by bmcook ), American - Midwest

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    - Every morning I get up at 7:45 .
    - First I take a shower.
    - Then I get dressed
    - ...and I have breakfast. I usually have milk and cereal.
    - I brush my teeth and I'm ready to go to school!
    - I usually leave at 8:30, I meet my friends and we walk to school together.
    - We finish school at 3:00 pm. I go back home...
    - and I arrive at 3:30.
    - Sometimes I clean up my room or I call my friends. I sometimes watch TV or I play video games with my brother.
    - We usually have dinner at 6:00 in the evening.
    - Then I do my homework.
    - Finally I go to bed around 9:00pm. It's not too late, I don't like going to bed too late...

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  • Carnival ( recorded by nomadicvegan ), American

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    The largest festival in the world is Brazil’s Carnival, which is considered by many to be “the greatest show on Earth.” More than 5 million people travel to Brazil in February or March to attend this religious celebration that begins 40 days before Easter. The festival is full of live music and people dancing in the streets. More than 70 samba schools compete every year for cash and prizes. Dancers from these schools wear colorful and creative costumes. They form a long line of people in the street, called a parade, that starts in the city center and stops at the ocean. The festival takes place before the Catholic season of Lent and celebrates the last day before Brazilians must give up the things they love for 40 days. The festival ends with a beautiful fire show on the beach when the sun goes down.

Thom
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