Apology Letter To Ricky

It is very important that you use correct grammar when communication in a business environment to make sure what is written is understood correctly. A sentence that contains many grammatical errors can be very hard to read and can cause misunderstanding. It is important to use correct grammar whether it is written or verbal to communicate

Kevin Rudd’s apology was to the Aboriginals; but in particular, to the Stolen Generations. From 1909-1969, the Australian Government forced a policy know as assimilation upon the Aboriginals. Assimilation is the forced integration of minority groups onto the dominant society. Inhumane acts were inflicted upon these proud people because of the ‘Aborigines Protection Board’ which entailed that the Australian Government had full rights to forcibly remove half-caste children from Aboriginal care without parental consent nor a court order.

After this semester of English 102, at Bristol Community College I feel that I have gained the skill to articulate what I want to convey to the reader in many ways. I don’t just look at grammatical error, but instead I look for ways to make my sentences more effective and concise. Nevertheless, I hope that this strategy will continue to help me improve my writing even further on in the future.

Socrates was a great thinker and debater dedicated to truth. He spent his golden years walking the streets of Athens in pursuit of wisdom. Socrates lived the destiny that was revealed to him in the Oracle. He created and perfected his own cross-examination technique; we today know it as the Socratic Method. He was thorough and unrelenting. His subjects were often humiliated. Socrates would methodically disprove anyone he thought was wrong. In his eyes, most of the people he interviewed were blind. It did not matter if one was wealthy and influential or if they were young and impressionable. Socrates could question anyone and turn him or her inside out. Unfortunately, he did so without regard to the

Improvement to my grammar is the second area I’ve developed in this course. “It’s the little things that matter”, said by many people, and the way this relates to my second reasoning is due to the fact little grammatical errors matter too. When writing papers, I learned the skill to reread my sentences repeatedly, and see if it sounds right as an overall sentence. This skill, not only helped improve my writing, but also my texting. Improving my grammar is also useful when creating a resume, and applying for jobs and even scholarships. Overall, it is a skill I am pleased I learned to develop, and hope it improves even more over time.

I have been having personal issues lately and had difficulty focusing and completing my assignments on time. What I did was a serious violation of academic integrity and I am really sorry for my actions with utmost sincerity. My actions were not diligent and is unacceptable; and for that, all I can do is apologize. I should have utilize available resources to

The apology to me does not really feel like an apology. While Socrates addresses the audience of his accusers, he does not sound apologetic. To me, he actually sounds as though he has a higher than thou view of himself based on the oration of an oracle. While this oracle says that, he is the wisest man in all of Athens he goes around trying to disprove it, in the process inflating his ego. At this point, he starts to remind me of Sheldon from The Big Bang Theory. – I know I am smarter than you are, and I have no qualms about telling you because your stupid, we both know it and you just proved it -- Although he does claim that it was a Gods will that he do it. As stated before, an oracle said that he was the most intelligent

Hello Jennifer I apologize for the late response unfortunately I will not be able to attend GCU this fall due to my disability the University was not able to make accommodations I would not be able to commute. Despite the amazing scholarship and the wonderful staff I cannot move forward with enrollment. I sincerely thank everyone who tried their best to assist me. Thanks so much for the opportunity.

I apologize for missing your call! When you applied, you didn’t provide your Social Security Number, which is needed for your financial aid information. In addition, we don’t have a record where you completed the FAFSA.

I really don't know what to say other than please accept my apology for not fully grasping the material or the question. Please, please don't give up on me. I will get this correct and I believe I have it correct now. I just feel really bad for taking your time by submitting work of extremely poor quality riddled by errors. Please let me know if you need anything further from me on this assignment.

My apologies for misspelling your name in my previous email. Automatic Spellcheck is NOT always helpful. Forgive me.

Neglecting to fix any issues in your resume or letters can cost you when it comes to getting a job interview at a new job. When it comes to grammar in career success the employers seek for professionalism, and proficiency. There’s many people wanting to get that job, so you have to make sure your resume or letter is the one that stands out the most by the professionalism used in your work. No employer would want to hire someone with poor grammar, and isn’t professional whatsoever when it comes to the job. Having poor grammar can be an issue when trying to advance in a

During my first semester at college I have had the privileged to be your student. I learned quite a lot about writing and I hope to fully explain that in this letter. The portfolio that I put together really showcases who my writing skills have improved. It shows the subjects that I struggled with and worked on until I understood what I was doing wrong. The first time I did the grammar exercises I felt dumbfounded by how I had spent four years taking high school english but could barely complete the exercises. As time went on I really started to understand the rules behind the way pronouns and their antecedents work which helped improve my writing.

When the semester began, I was very pessimistic about this class. After high school, I never wanted to have to think about the rules of grammar or good word choice ever again. I remember on the first day of class, though, you informed us that you were not worried about us having perfect grammar or perfect word choice. You said that all you were

I would like to apologize for my behavior today. I feel that the way I was acting was very unprofessional and inappropriate. I also would like to point out that I never ever lose my temper, but with working with others, we all should be considerate of others behaviors and opinions. At this point, I am ready to move forward and get on with the project.