How do you wright a fake appology letter?

Question

Last week most of us didnt pay attention in math class. some people in my row started squirting each other with water bottles (we had a sub.) Now my teacher found out about it and shes making us wright appology letters. The worst thing about it is that she is making me write a letter but I didnt do anything. The reason is that she blames everything on me and she hates me. How can I wright a good fake appology letter? 6th grade

Answer 1

Well, assuming you really didn't do anything wrong, you could go with something like "Our class was really badly behaved when you were here last week. I know that being a substitute teacher must be tough and we should have treated you better, so please accept this apology on behalf of the whole class."

BTW, I was a sub when I was just out of college and it's a really tough job. Try to consider it from his/her perspective. You walk into a room full of students you don't know and have to teach them a subject you may or may not be an expert in. On top of that, if someone questions your authority or acts badly, you don't have the leisure of knowing their name or how to handle it. It's really tough to be a sub, so please spread the word to your classmates -- maybe things will be different next time. :-)

Answer 2

First of all you need to talk to your parent(s) about your teacher, just because she a teacher doesn't mean everything she does is right. Sit your parent(s) down and explain to them how you feel, why you feel your teacher doesn't like you and she's picking on you, and if your parent(s) feel that a meeting is in order, then have your parent(s) request a meeting between you, the teacher and them.; Now to your question, I don't believe in fake apologies, if you don't mean it don't say it, I realize that you are only in the six grade and your teacher is requiring you to write it and you feel you shouldn't since you didn't do any thing; so write something like this; Ms. Whatever, I am writing this apology letter because my teacher is requiring that everyone in the class write one, even if we did no participate in the water fight. Am sorry you were not able to teach that day because most of us did not pay attention in class, that was a lesson lost for us and that I am truly sorry about.; Next time do your own thing, don't let other control you, if you're smart enough to write to Yahoo answers you were and are smart to get up and walk away from a place you should not be.

Answer 3

You may not have done anything, but your teacher thinks you did, and things might get worse if you argue, so I would probably write the letter. Assuming that you saw what happened, this probably won't be very difficult here is something along the lines of what I would do:
Dear ...,
I am very sorry that (............). It was not (..........), and I should (................). We (..............), when we should have/should not have(..........), and could have (..........). I have certainly learned (................) and next time I (.............)
Sincerely,
(...........)

It doesn't have to be very long, probably just 5 sentences or so, but make it sincere, note what you did wrong, apologize, and say it won't happen again.

Answer 4

Well, Stay with: Look I'm sorry...and end with: Syke! By the way, it's write not wright.

Answer 5

I dont believe for 1 second that you had nothing to do with it, if you teacher believes you did, its because you have given her reason to believe you did. Write the letter, stop whining about "Oh my lifes so bad my teacher wants me to LEARN" Grow up and pay attention maybe you'll learn something kiddo.

Answer 6

I would ask your parents to talk with her. I see no reason why you should have to. If she refuses to yield, ask your parents. If you aren't sincere about whatever happened then you shouldn't write one. Like I said, bring tour parents into this & let the grown-ups duke this one out.

Answer 7

first learn how to spell it is "write" not "wright" then after that just say your sorry for your action & truly disappointed in how you acted & it will never happen again

Answer 8

Think of a time you really did do something, but didn't get caught. Apologize for that instead, but substitute word that fit this incidence.

Answer 9

never admit to anything you feel you had no part in. always do what they say for you to do. learn the art of sarcasm. no one will ever know if your serious or not. when you write the letter, say "we", never "i", "we" is not admission! "we" is another assignment assigned by your teacher.

Answer 10

just WRITE a serious letter and change, dude. God bless you