English, asked by shijuvb, 8 days ago

Tell a timetable for a student in class 7 online class timetable only I want and I wake up in 7 :Am and I have only class at 9:30am to 10:30am and
12:pm to 1pm


so you can start

please help me to find this ​

Answers

Answered by ji20190040886
0

Answer:

Everyone can make her timetable itself bcz you know how you manage your time.

Answered by shona584509
5

Explanation:

2:00 pm to 3:00 pm – Once your online classes end, give an hour extra of self-study to quickly go over what has been taught and consolidate all the assignments and homework.

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