Dialogue Between Myself and The Headmaster on Three Days’ Leave in Advance

Rehan: May I come in, sir?

Headmaster: Yes, come in.

Rehan: Good morning, sir.

Headmaster: Good morning. Any problem?

Rehan: Sir, I need three days’ leave.

Headmaster: Three days’ leave! Why do you need three days’ leave? Your test exam is very near. At this moment, you should be regular in all your classes.

Rehan: You’re right sir. But there’s an unavoidable circumstance.

Headmaster: What’s that?

Rehan: Sir, my elder sister’s marriage ceremony will come off next week. For this reason, I need three days’ leave.

Headmaster: Oh! I see. It’s really unavoidable.

Rehan: Yes, sir. I can’t but attend the marriage ceremony.

Headmaster: Well, where’s your application?

Rehan: Here it is, sir.

Headmaster: Ok, submit it to the head clerk.

Rehan: Thank you, sir.

Headmaster: Welcome.

or,

Conversation between Teacher and Student about Taking Leave

Hamim – Good Afternoon, Sir. May I come in?

Teacher – Good Afternoon, Hamim. What brings you here at this time?

Hamim – Sir, I wanted to find out if I could take leave for a few days in the next week.

Teacher – How many days of leave do you want and why?

Hamim – I need leave from Wednesday to Friday as my elder sister is getting married.

Teacher – Oh, is it? I wish her all the best on her new journey, but don’t you have your half-yearly examination starting next week?

Hamim – Yes, Sir, but we don’t have exams on the days I need leave.

Teacher – Okay. Do you think you will get enough time to study amidst the wedding?

Hamim – I have completed all my revisions beforehand so that I won’t have to miss my sister’s wedding functions, and I’m fully prepared for the remaining exams.

Teacher – Good, that is impressive. Please write a letter mentioning the reason and the dates on which you require leave. I’ll forward it to the Principal. Once she signs it, you can go ahead and take leave.

Hamim – Okay Sir. I will write the letter and bring it to you tomorrow. Thank you for your time.

Teacher – You are welcome.