Dry
My principal asked me why weren't I am not in the uniform.
I told him
Sir yesterday I hung my clothes under the sunlight to dry them, but rain came suddenly so they got wet that's why I am in outdress.
Is that grammatically correct. And exactly it happened don't know rain come out of nowhere.
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My principal asked me why I wasn' t in the school uniform. I told him Sir, yesterday I hung my clothes in the sun to dry, but rain came suddenly so they got wet. That's why I am out of uniform.
- My principal asked me why I wasn' t in the school uniform.
- I told him Sir, yesterday I hung my clothes in the sun to dry, but rain came suddenly so they got wet.
- That's why I am out of uniform.
- Is that grammatically correct.
- Yes, as edited.
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My principal asked me why I wasn't in the school uniform.
I told him
Sir, yesterday I hung my clothes in the sun to dry, but rain came suddenly so they got wet. That's why I am out of uniform.
Is that grammatically correct. Yes, as edited.
0Liton Dasnot intheuniform.
The simple and common way to say this is in uniform.
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