You are taking a course at a local college. The deadline for your project was last week but you haven't finished it. Write a letter to your lecturer. In your letter ointroduce yourself oexplain why you haven't handed in the project yet orequest more time to do it.

Dear Paul I am a student of International Business Management and writing to request for allowing me to submit my assignment by the end of
this
week. I was assigned to prepare a project on the cash flow statements of the Royal Bank of Canada in our town. I was too excited about
this
project and did vast research.
However
, I could not submit it
due to
some inevitable circumstances. I was told to work with the Account Advisor, Mr Sahil, of the Bank to get the main insights and
then
prepare the project. Even though I booked a meeting with the Advisor which was about to happen
last
week;
due to
some emergent meetings with his potential clients, he put off the meeting.
This
is why, I request that
if
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you could allow me to submit
this
report by the end of
this
week. I would make sure that it would not happen in the future. Waiting for your positive response Thank you Yours faithfully Gurjot Kaur
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