Can you please correct me? How to write a formal letter? I am a school teacher in German, and I would like to write a formal letter to my student parents in English. Please help me correct the letter. Thank you all. Please correct my sentences, and this is a formal letter. I would like to talk with the student's parents in regard the things happened to her in school. We hope that we can talk with her both parents within 3 weeks before she get expelled from school. 1. She has been caught cheating on many exams, and have been telling the students in school that this school is a joke and too easy to fool around. Many students have been complaining about it. 2. Her boyfriends got caught smoking marijuana at his room in the dorm, he has been arrested by police. The reason we want to inform her parents is that she was at his room while the police found the illegal drugs at her boyfriend's dorm room. She refused to corporate with the school and the police, 3. Some students have been reported to deans office that she is pregnant for three weeks and has been seeking to have abortion. The thing is her boyfriend is younger than her and he is still a student in school. Her boyfriend doesn't know what to do with this. Abortion is illegal in Germany. So we have to speak with her both parents about this. We hope you can inform her parents in regard this matter, and ask her parents to come to school to talk about this issue. If we do not see her both parents come to school within 3 weeks. We will expel her from school. Please contact her parents directly, because we believe that she did not tell her parents the truth and refused to corporate with the school and the police. Best regards,

What does play along with mean in this sentence? I played along with the joke until I realized other people didn't find it very funny. What does play along with mean in this sentence? How many meanings does play along with have?

Which one is correct and sounds more natural? 1. I was not expected that she would come to my party. 2.I didn't expect she would come to my party. 3 I was so nervous about the test. 4. I was worried about the test results. 5. I worried about the test results.

What does in burst mean in these sentences? 1. She encourages me to study in bursts 2 The action comes in bursts. 3.We don’t want you to cram, or internalize. ( What does internalize mean here?

What is the main difference between these two phrases? Are both the same? On a daily basis, On a day to day basis. I want to study English on a daily basis. I want to study English on a day to day basis. Are these two the same? Can someone please tell me what the main difference between these two?

Which one sounds more natural or both are correct? 1. I used to go there frequently. 2. I used to frequent there. 3 .She used to frequent that shop. 4. I used to frequent that restaurant everyday. 5. I used to go to that restaurant frequently.

What is the main difference between these two words? Expenditure and expense. Can someone please tell me what the main difference between these to words by giving me some example sentences? Thank you!

What are the main difference between these two? How do we use them correctly? 1. We were talking about exactly the same thing. 2. We were talking about the exact the same thing. 3 She is doing the exact same math question 4. She is doing exactly the same math question 5. That's exactly what I was talking about. 6 That's what exact I was talking about When do we use exactly and exact? Can someone explain these two to me in details, please?What's the difference between exactly the same thing and the exact same thing?

Do they sound natural? 1. Because we couldn't find the bus stop that did take us to where we wanted to go, so we had to walk around there until we found the bus stop that took us to where we wanted to go. 2.Can you tell me how much people make a month around this area? 3.Can you tell me how much their salaries and hourly rates are? 4. I want to share this idea that is related to what I am going to talk about in a second. 5. I was trying to impress upon her how valuable her time is, because she's been wasting too much time and doing nothing.