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Maverick9211 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Sentence Correction
This is to inform you that yesterday my son came back from school around 7.15pm and he was not feeling well. So he would not be able to come to school today
Is it correct?
Is it correct?
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Hello Maverick. Usually here when you have to write a note about a student's absence, you just say "Feb. " The school doesn't care where he was last night, what time he came home, or what time he started to feel ill.
- Hello Maverick.
- Usually here when you have to write a note about a student's absence, you just say "Feb.
- " The school doesn't care where he was last night, what time he came home, or what time he started to feel ill.
- All they care about is that you know that he is out of school today and that it's for a legitimate reason, like illness.
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Hello Maverick.
Usually here when you have to write a note about a student's absence, you just say "Feb. 18: My son, Peter Jones, is home sick today."
The school doesn't care where he was last night, what time he came home, or what time he started to feel ill. All they care about is that you know that he is out of school today and that it's for a legitimate reason, like illness.
Usually here when you have to write a note about a student's absence, you just say "Feb. 18: My son, Peter Jones, is home sick today."
The school doesn't care where he was last night, what time he came home, or what time he started to feel ill. All they care about is that you know that he is out of school today and that it's for a legitimate reason, like illness.
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Hello Grammar Geek,
One of friend wrote letter to the school. As its day boarding, she wanted to complain that her son got ill because he came around 7.15pm yesterday which was very late. He will not be able to go to school today. I dictated her that line and posted here to confirm whether it's right or wrong?
One of friend wrote letter to the school. As its day boarding, she wanted to complain that her son got ill because he came around 7.15pm yesterday which was very late. He will not be able to go to school today. I dictated her that line and posted here to confirm whether it's right or wrong?
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Firstly, Try to avoid unnecessary details like "this is to inform you that yesterday my son came back from school around 7.15pm"
Secondly, Try to mention the mention the problem.
For example
My son is suffering from fever and would not be able to attend school today.
Secondly, Try to mention the mention the problem.
For example
My son is suffering from fever and would not be able to attend school today.
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Oh, okay. It's not a note excusing the child from school. You need to say what you want the school to do, however.
Last night, my son did not arrive home from school until 7:15 p.m. This is extremely late. Additionally, he arrived home not feeling well, and today he is too sick to come to school. In the future, please make sure parents are notified when students will be remaining in scho
Last night, my son did not arrive home from school until 7:15 p.m. This is extremely late. Additionally, he arrived home not feeling well, and today he is too sick to come to school. In the future, please make sure parents are notified when students will be remaining in scho
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