Dear director.
I believe that you, as a dedicated and correct professional, are concerned with the well-being of students and assume the responsibility of promoting an increasingly safe and efficient school system.
As I know your work and I know that you take into account the students' opinions about how the school is working, I decided to write this letter, to ask you, dearly, to establish school block structures for the school.
You should already know with this type of structure you organize the periods of time that we students spend in classrooms and I believe that this organization is very efficient in making our day dynamic, less tiring and, consequently, more academically productive .
Currently we do not have a standard structure in the school, which leaves our school period highly disorganized and often with classes that last abusive and exhausting hours, not promoting good learning.
We have been very badly affected by this and I urge you to evaluate my suggestion urgently, please.
Regards,
Mary Sean.
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Raci like to read the same books.” contains a
compound subject.</span>
<span>To add, </span>compound
subject<span> <span>is two or
more individual noun phrases coordinated to form a single, longer noun phrase. </span></span>Compound subjects<span> <span>give rise to many obstacles in the proper usage
of grammatical concurrence among the </span></span>subject<span> <span>and other entities (verbs, pronouns, etc.).</span></span>
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we had been already bought the tickets
Answer:
What tiles?
Explanation:
Sorry, I don't see any tiles.
