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Good morning, boys and girls!
I'm glad to make a speech about time management.
As we can see, some students are not making full use of their time. They spend too much time hanging out with friends, playing computer games or watching soap operas.
As a saying goes, âLost time can never be found again.â So it is of great importance to learn to make full use of our time. If we manage our time well, we can get more tasks completed every day.
Here are some tips on how to manage our time. First of all, we should make a list of the things to be done. Then, divide our time among the tasks. More importantly, it is wise to find some time for physical exercise to keep fit.
That's all. Thank you for listening.
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