you are attending part-time classes at a school but will be absent for a few days. Write a letter to your teacher. In your letter, you should: explain why you are taking part-time classes. describe the reason for your absence. explain how you plan to keep up with the missed lessons
Dear teacher
My name is
ashir syal
i am a student of Correct your spelling
Ashir Syal
this
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school
studying in class 8 , just want to draw your attention towards my absence from Use synonyms
school
for Use synonyms
few
due Correct article usage
a few
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due
to my muscle tear during my basketball practice session.Remove the redundancy
apply
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However
Add a comma
However,
i
was for net practice court after my classes finished as all days but yesterday Change the capitalization
I
in
sometime Change preposition
apply
of
training Change preposition
apply
i
Change the capitalization
I
start
experiencing severe leg pain Wrong verb form
started
due to
which Linking Words
i
was not even able to walk Change the capitalization
I
as
its Change preposition
apply
start
with little cramps but Wrong verb form
started
i
Change the capitalization
I
avoid
it at first place seems to be fine first but pain increase suddenly so my teammates immediately rushed me to doctor. Wrong verb form
avoided
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However
as per Add a comma
However,
prescription
Add a comma
prescription,
i
am advised to be on Change the capitalization
I
bedrest
for a week.
Correct your spelling
bed rest
Meanwhile
Add a comma
Meanwhile,
i
will be attending my Change the capitalization
I
school
Use synonyms
part time
during Add a hyphen
part-time
this
recovery period as Linking Words
i
Change the capitalization
I
cant
fold my legs for Correct your spelling
can't
longer
time.Add an article
a longer
In addition
to Linking Words
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this
Add a comma
this,
i
Change the capitalization
I
also
think Linking Words
its
better to stay home to avoid any crowd interaction which could Correct pronoun usage
it
Remove a modal verb
apply
may be
during lunch break or Correct your spelling
maybe
mid breaks
Correct your spelling
mid-break
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Furthermore
Add a comma
Furthermore,
too
keep up with the sessions Replace the word
to
i
planned to Change the capitalization
I
takes
notes from Andy for Wrong verb form
take
that
following week Correct determiner usage
the
so
to make sure that Correct word choice
apply
i
took notes of all important lectures. I hope to get Change the capitalization
I
speedy
recovery so Correct article usage
a speedy
i
am able to get back Change the capitalization
I
for
Change preposition
to
school
as soon as possible.
Use synonyms
Thankyou
for understanding.Correct your spelling
Thank you
i
apologise for any inconvenience and hope to receive Change the capitalization
I
positive
response from you soonAdd an article
a positive
ashirsyal
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coherence and cohesion
Please include a more formal greeting and use appropriate punctuation and capitalization throughout the letter to enhance clarity.
coherence and cohesion
Ensure that your sentences are complete and clearly express your ideas. Avoid run-on sentences by breaking them into shorter ones.
coherence and cohesion
Make sure to connect ideas within paragraphs more smoothly to improve readability and logical flow.
task achievement
You’ve successfully communicated the reason for your part-time classes and your absence due to the injury.
task achievement
Your plan for keeping up with your studies shows initiative and responsibility, which is commendable.
The Closing
The style of the letter determine how you have to close it.
Check out the suggested closing sentences for each type of letter in the General IELTS Test. The closing sentence should be the last sentence of your letter.
Formal style (To someone you have not met, whose name you don’t know)
- Yours faithfully,
Semi-formal (To someone you may or may not have met, whose last name you know)
- Yours sincerely,
Informal (To someone you know well, whose first name you know and use)
- Best regards,
- Warm wishes,