A Query (i Think It's Simple, But Impossible For Me)

Jul 27, 2006

Hi,

I have 3 tables (i have 5, but i think it's the same)

t1 (id,name,month,hours)
1,peter,july,25
2,peter,july,5
3,mike,june,7
4,peter,april,50

t2 (id,name,month,hours)
1,peter,june,13
2,jane,july,5
3,peter,july,6

t3 (id,name,month,hours)
1,jane,july,70
2,jane,june,3

i want a query that returns me (the order doesn't matter):

peter,june,13
peter,april,50
peter,july,36
mike,june,7
jane,june,3
jane,july,75

thank you very much for your help

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