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standard leave application format



qismat
Pakistan

standard leave application format
 
dear colleague
i need your special help. i have to give presentation on the topic of
 
" what is a standard leave application format for students to adopt in classes?"
 plz give me some useful standard material quickily plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
 
another thing that i need from u is to correct me in following sentence
 
what i have to say students  in assembly for national anthem, should i say
straight your arm and " clinch your fist" or "close your fist " or "make your fist"  or something better that you uses in your schools
 
plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz help me

28 Mar 2013      





Jayho
Australia

Hi Gizmat
 
A leave application is a special form requesting time off from work or class.  What you require would depend on the context.  If you are teaching a business class then maybe you could google leave applications to see some examples.  If it is not a business class perhaps you could give us the context.
 
In regards to the national anthem and assembly, it would depend on what you do when you sing the anthem.  It sounds like you strighten your arm and close your hand to make a fist. A clenched fist is slightly different, it is much tighter and is often used when fighting or showing resistance, so I don �t know if that is the correct term for you.  Perhaps if you can give us a link to a picture or a video we can better describe the actions for you.
 
Cheers
 
Jayho

28 Mar 2013