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Tuongvan Posted 18 years ago
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excuse?
Dear teachers,
Could a mother / father say like this in a letter to be sent to the teacher requesting him to allow his/her son to be absent from school?:
Dear Mr,
Please excuse John from/for having been absent for two days now.John has been ill for two days now. Tomorrow he will come back to school and I will ask him to make up all the work missed during the time he is absent/during his absence
Respectfully yours
Could a mother / father say like this in a letter to be sent to the teacher requesting him to allow his/her son to be absent from school?:
Dear Mr,
Please excuse John from/for having been absent for two days now.John has been ill for two days now. Tomorrow he will come back to school and I will ask him to make up all the work missed during the time he is absent/during his absence
Respectfully yours
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Dear Mr _____ , Please excuse John's two-day absence . He has been ill. Tomorrow he will return to school and I will ask him to make up all the work he missed during the time he was absent/during his absence.
- Dear Mr _____ , Please excuse John's two-day absence .
- He has been ill.
- Tomorrow he will return to school and I will ask him to make up all the work he missed during the time he was absent/during his absence.
- Respectfully yours,
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Dear Mr _____ ,
Please excuse John's two-day absence. He has been ill. Tomorrow he will return to school and I will ask him to make up all the work he missed during the time he was absent/during his absence.
Respectfully yours,
Dear Mr _____ ,
Please excuse John's two-day absence. He has been ill. Tomorrow he will return to school and I will ask him to make up all the work he missed during the time he was absent/during his absence.
Respectfully yours,
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