Sentences in email
Do these sentences make enough sense so that I can send this email to the area coordinator for the first and my teacher for the second?
My mom has not decided when to come here next week, so I can't get the form filled now. When is that latest I can submit the form so that my mom can stay in my room next week?.
I might come late for class today. Sorry about that.
Thank you.
Top answer
I think I understand what you are trying to say. Here is my version: My mother has not decided when she will be here next week, so I can't get the form filled now. When is the deadline to submit the form so that my mother may stay in my room next week?.
- I think I understand what you are trying to say.
- Here is my version: My mother has not decided when she will be here next week, so I can't get the form filled now.
- When is the deadline to submit the form so that my mother may stay in my room next week?.
- I'm sorry, but I might come late for class today.
- Thank you.
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I think I understand what you are trying to say. Here is my version:
My mother has not decided when she will be here next week, so I can't get the form filled now. When is the deadline to submit the form so that my mother may stay in my room next week?.
I'm sorry, but I might come late for class today.
Thank you.
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