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She doesn't have time for sports or movies.

Donica and I decided that we could help Julia, we could take turns tutoring after school.

My friends and I admire Julia, but we worry about how busy she is.

I could tutor on Tuesdays, and Donica could tutor on Thursdays.

Julia could still tutor on Mondays, there is no tutoring on Fridays.

Julia needs a break, so she can have more time to see friends.

Donica and I will talk to Julia and ask for her opinion.

We know that she enjoys her volunteer work, and we don't want her to stop doing it.

Julia agreed to our plan, she, was happy to have the help.

Julia agreed to our plan. She was happy to have the help.

Julia agreed to our plan, she was happy to have the help.

Julia agreed to our plan, She was happy to have the help.

I enjoyed tutoring, I decided to sign up for more days.

I enjoyed tutoring but, I decided to sign up for more days.

I enjoyed tutoring, so I decided to sign up for more days.

I enjoyed tutoring and, I decided to sign up for more days.