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Blababa [14]
3 years ago
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A letter to your school ​

English
1 answer:
drek231 [11]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Example:

Dear ________,

I was going to inform you sooner, but I didn't have a chance. Clearly, you don't know what style is because we have a dress code. I really think that we need to learn how to express ourselves. We can do that through clothing. If I really need to be honest, you need this too. I mean look at you! Beige with brown and tan! Really great style right there! (Just Kidding! You have horrible style) Also we wouldn't have to go through the trouble of buying uniforms every year. I mean think about in 200 dollars for uniforms every year! Do YOU really need that much money?  I mean what are you buying? Gucci Socks? Anyway, I hope you decide to bend the rules just a little. It's for your sake and mine.

Sincerely,

________

Explanation:

If this is a real letter DON'T DO THIS

Always have a sassy tone it makes it more interesting.

Find a problem in your school that you want to fix

BE YOURSELF AND SAY WHAT YOU WANT TO SAY

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