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Inga [223]
3 years ago
7

Suppose your younger brother or sister has failed an exam. Write a short letter do encouraging him/her to do better in the next

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2 answers:
pogonyaev3 years ago
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Explanation:

address city state dear your brother name we have received two letters from the principal of your school complaining about your irregular pretty in summiting O mark and not doing your exam properly so you have scored low marks in your current India test so you should read based i

kicyunya [14]3 years ago
7 0
Dear Megan, i know school is only getting tougher as the years go on.. i’m sure you’re devastated on your exam but there’s only room for improvement now! let’s look at it in a positive way for a second yeah? a lot of the time how to teacher teaches their class might just not work for you, and that’s ok sometimes. you just need to try and focus more on finishing your work, and becoming more prepared. next time exams come around let me know which week it is and we’ll start studying earlier on! motivation gets hard but i’ll be your cheerleader! that show you love? why don’t you apply it do what you’re doing! that’s what i use to do. look at each task as a battle you have to win to save your people, this is the only way of being able to defeat what’s coming and studying/training will induce the chances of winning!
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