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Redkiddy Posted 17 years ago
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Hello from Istanbul,
1. Supposing that, I am a student at a high school and I am late for the first lesseon and in order to attend the second lesson
and the others I have to get a paper from school office.What is it called? ( in Turkish State Schools it is a fact)
2. Supposing that , We have headmaster in our school and his assistants. What should I call them?
Vice-headmaster or co-headmaster? or ?
1. Supposing that, I am a student at a high school and I am late for the first lesseon and in order to attend the second lesson
and the others I have to get a paper from school office.What is it called? ( in Turkish State Schools it is a fact)
2. Supposing that , We have headmaster in our school and his assistants. What should I call them?
Vice-headmaster or co-headmaster? or ?
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1. From the office, it would be a "pass". From home, it would be an "excuse".
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- From the office, it would be a "pass".
- From home, it would be an "excuse".
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- Principal and vice Principal.
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1. From the office, it would be a "pass". From home, it would be an "excuse".
2. Principal and vice Principal.
The above are all in use in US public schools.
2. Principal and vice Principal.
The above are all in use in US public schools.
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