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    【题目】文段表达

    假如你是李华，今天下午你应邀参加演讲比赛，因此无法参加外教的口语课。请用英语向外教Mr Green写一张请假条，说明你缺课的原因，以及你将如何补上这节课。

    提示词语: speech competition, borrow, notebook, homework

    提示问题:● Why will you miss the class?

    ● What will you do to make up for it?

    Dear Mr Green,

    I'm writing to you to ask for a leave this afternoon. ________________________

    ___________________________________________________________________________

    ___________________________________________________________________________

    ___________________________________________________________________________

    Thank you for your understanding.

    Yours,

    Li Hua

    【答案】例文

    Dear Mr Green,

    I’m writing to you to ask for a leave this afternoon. I’m invited to take part in a speech competition. So I am very sorry that I will have to miss your English speaking class. I’ll be sure to make up for it when I am back. I’ll borrow the notebooks from my classmates to learn by myself. I promise that I will hand in my homework on time.

    Thank you for your understanding.

    Yours,

    Li Hua

    【解析】

    1. 题干解读：本题属于应用文写作，开头和结尾已给出，要求根据材料内容写一张请假条。写作时要紧扣提示问题并用上所给提示词语，可进行适当发挥。适当使用副词和连词等增加亮点。写好时，再阅读一遍，减少语法错误，不要犯单词拼写上的错误。

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