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Alex787 [66]
2 years ago
5

You are Sara/Sid. Write a letter to your Grandmother describing

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2 answers:
eimsori [14]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

This really depends on your writing skill and grade level but I'll give you n answer that would be fine for my age group. (I have a couple of typos by the way)

Explanation:

Dear Grandmother,

The pandemic has been really harsh, and I really hate online classes in perticluar. Firstly, my WIFI connection often disconnects and I have to log off my desktop often. Secondly, my teacher is unable to explain the meterial as well as he/she would be able to if we were in person. However, it is great that we are able to stay safe and learn. I also am glad that I am able to take part in study groups online to help me whenever I am confused. I hope you can get back to me.

- Lots of love, Sara/Sid

lutik1710 [3]2 years ago
5 0

My beloved grandmother,

For me it's hard to have an online class I wish that this pandemics would end and in online class I only learn few and sometimes I cannot attend online class because there is no signal or load.. I hope that DepEd would find a better way to end this kind of classes

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