write a letter to your principal seeking half day leave
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It seems to me that this is not about a half-day leave - it’s about how to write a letter.
A letter is a written communication, the purpose of which is to convey information so as to achieve some result. It has a sender, a reason, a content and a recipient.
The sender is you, so you must state your address for return correspondence.
The recipient is the addressee - so ‘who and where’ are the important and necessary details.
The reason may be stated as a heading for the letter - examination leave.
The content is the detail of which exam, where and when. You may invite a response by telephone, letter or email - whichever is best for them and you - given any time constraints.
Provided that all of these details are included, the format is not important. They need to know what you want, and how to respond to your request. You may have a choice of letter templates in your office software, so apply the above rules to whichever letter form you select.
A letter is a written communication, the purpose of which is to convey information so as to achieve some result. It has a sender, a reason, a content and a recipient.
The sender is you, so you must state your address for return correspondence.
The recipient is the addressee - so ‘who and where’ are the important and necessary details.
The reason may be stated as a heading for the letter - examination leave.
The content is the detail of which exam, where and when. You may invite a response by telephone, letter or email - whichever is best for them and you - given any time constraints.
Provided that all of these details are included, the format is not important. They need to know what you want, and how to respond to your request. You may have a choice of letter templates in your office software, so apply the above rules to whichever letter form you select.
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first salutation
sir i want leave as iam suffering from some disease ( explain briefly about the disease
your faithfully
nithin.
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