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HERE IS THE ACADEMICAL ANALYSIS: 1. SUNDAYS - 52 OF THEM IN A YEAR. 2, 50 SUMMER DAYS - WHEN THE WEATHER IS TOO 313 DAYS LEFT, HOT, IT’S WAY TO HARD TO STUDY 263 DAYS LEFT 4. ANOTHER HOUR A DAY FOR SPORTS, IT'S GOOD i ¥ HOURS OF ~ THAT MEAN: oS aes to Uea E-SLEEE «TEAR MEANS FOR YOUR HEALTH YOU KNOW - THAT MEANS 15 DAYS 122 DAYS. 41 DAYS LEFT. 126 DAYS LEFT 5. ANOTHER 2 HOUR A DAY FOR EATING, YOU WANT 6. AN HOUR FOR GOSSIP (PEOPLE ARE SOCIAL TO CHEW THE FOOD CORRECTLY. SO YOUR BEEINGS) - THAT MEANS 15 DAYS. STOMACH WONT HURT - TOTAL OF 30 DAYS IN A YEAR, 81 DAYS LEFT 96 DAYS LEFT 8. HOLLYDAYS AND LEGAL DAYS OFF - 40 DAYS 7. EXAMS DAYS PER YEAR - AT LEAST 35. 6 DAYS LEFT 46 DAYS LEFT 10. MOVIES AND HAVING FUN - AT LEAST 2 DAYS. 9. DAYS SICK - AT LEAST 3. 1 DAY LEFT, 3 DAYS LEFT. 11. THIS LAST DAY IS OBVIOUSLY THE STUDENTS BIRTHDAY,Other ways to say: On the other hand However Nevertheless Otherwise Having said that On the flip side All the same Alternatively At any rate In any case On the contrary That said Whereas That being said Then again Nonetheless In contrastACTIVE VOICE vs PASSIVE VOICE ACTIVE ACTIVE PASSIVE PASSIVE Simple Present I drive Simple Present lam driven Present Progressive | am driving. 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