先生に宿題を持ってくるのを忘れたことを伝えよう

Telling the teacher about forgetting to bring your homework
あなたは先生に、宿題を忘れたことを伝えています。
持ってくるはずだった宿題を忘れてしまい、そのことを伝えています。忘れたことを認め、次回に持ってくることや反省している様子を表現しましょう。
Where is your homework?
 
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Where is your homework?

I'm sorry. I forgot I had my homework. My classmate reminded me of it this morning. I have not done it yet. I will do it tonight and will hand it in tomorrow. I'm so sorry for bothering you.

自然な表現

I'm sorry. I forgot I had my homework. My classmate reminded me of it this morning. I have not done it yet. I will do it tonight and    hand it in tomorrow. I'm so sorry for bothering you.

1. This is not necessary here.
I will have to deduct some marks even if you do it all correct because it will be a day late. Are you aware of this?

Of course, I should be done so. It's my fault I forgot doing my homework.
I won't let it happen again.

自然な表現

Of course, you should do so. It's my fault I forgot to do my homework.
I won't let it happen again.

1. and 2. I changed this part of your response to be clearer, concise, and more natural.
That is fine. I am not telling you about the marks to punish you rather I want you to be more responsible. Do you understand?

Yes, I do, sir. I had never forgotten my homework so far, and I had wondered why others forget their homework so easily. However, I now understood when people have something to worry about in the full of their minds, it becomes harder to care about other things, even their homework. It can't be an excuse.

自然な表現

Yes, I do, sir. I had never forgotten my homework so far, and I had wondered why others forget their homework so easily. However, I now understand when people have something to worry about in the full of their minds, and it becomes harder to care about other things, even their homework. It can't be an excuse.

1. The present tense should be used (you understand that now).
2. I added the conjunction to connect the statements logically.
As long as you were able to still submit it, I think that's fine. When an emergency arises and you won't be able to submit your work on time, you can send me an email and inform me about it so that I can give you an extension. Is that clear?

Yes, it's all clear. I swear I will submit it tomorrow. Thank you for taking time for me.

自然な表現

Yes, it's all clear. I swear I will submit it tomorrow. Thank you for taking the time for me.

1. A definite article is needed here. The definite article is used before singular and plural nouns when the noun is specific or particular.
Okay then. Do you have other questions or problems with regards to your assignment? I presume everything is clear with the instructions.

No, I'm okay, sir. I've always enjoyed your class because you focus on such interesting topics every time. I'm looking forward to tomorrow's class too. See you.

自然な表現

No, I'm okay, sir. I've always enjoyed your class because you focus on such interesting topics every time. I'm looking forward to tomorrow's class too. See you. Have a nice day!

1. I added this as a polite way of ending a conversation.

関連単語

  • evaluation（評価、成績）
  • forgive（免除する、許す）
  • undeliberately（意図的でない）
  • penalty（ペナルティー）
  • grade（成績）

関連フレーズ

  • I was supposed to call her but I was busy.（彼女に電話するはずだったが、忙しかったんだ。）
  • I should have finished it earlier.（もっと早く完成させるべきだった。）
  • I heard their conversation by accident.（彼らの会話はたまたま聞いた。）
  • I left it on the table.（テーブルの上に置いておきました。）
  • He promised he would not let it happen again.（二度とこのようなことが起こらないようにすると約束してくれました。）

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