The blog post looks at a dialogue between teacher and student regarding leave of absence.
Dialogue 1
Teacher: Good morning, John. Is there something I can help you with?
Student: Good morning, Ms. Smith. I was wondering if I could request a leave of absence for next week.
Teacher: Of course. Can you tell me the reason for the leave?
Student: I need to take care of a family emergency.
Teacher: I understand. How long will you be away?
Student: I will be away for the whole week.
Teacher: Alright. Please inform the school office of your absence and provide any necessary documentation. You will also need to make arrangements for any missed work or exams.
Student: Yes, I will. Thank you for understanding.
Teacher: Of course. Take care, and let me know if there’s anything else I can do to help.
Student: Thank you, Ms. Smith. I appreciate it.
Dialogue 2
Teacher: Hi Sarah, do you need something?
Student: Hi, Ms. Johnson. I was wondering if I could request a leave of absence for next month.
Teacher: Sure, what is the reason for the leave?
Student: I am going on a vacation with my family.
Teacher: Okay, for how long will you be away?
Student: I’ll be away for two weeks.
Teacher: Alright, please make sure to inform the school office of your absence and provide any necessary documentation. Before you leave, you will also need to make arrangements for any missed work or exams.
Student: Yes, I will. Thanks for your understanding.
Teacher: No problem, happy to help. Make sure to catch up on any missed work when you return.
Student: Definitely, I will. Thanks again, Ms. Johnson.
