how do i say my parent to get a raise in my a lowens!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?

Question

l make 20 dolers in three weeks. if you say that is a lot be it relly is not. if your parent tell you that i have to pay for my own mony. if you are going to say save up. than do not answer.

Answer 1

try studying harder in school and learn to spell and maybe they will give you more for your efforts.

Answer 2

I'm not going to say save up I'm going to say you must be failing miserably in your English classes.
i can't even make out what your question is!
what ever your age you can not speak, you can not spell (and there is a spell checker to use, do you not know how to use it)
maybe your "parent" should take away the computer and give you a book on spelling and grammar!
lowens?
dolers?
relly?
mony?

Answer 3

Well if you can't even SPELL the word correctly you don't deserve a raise in your ALLOWANCE...or to make 20 DOLLARS. REALLY. I don't believe in giving a kid an ALLOWANCE anyway, I figure I shouldn't have to pay my child for living under MY roof, eating the grociers I purchase, being warmed by the heat I pay for or the cooled by the air conditioning I pay for. I don't think it's necessary for a parent to pay for their children to use the cable the parent pays for to watch television or the internet service that the parent pays for.
First of all learn how to spell...that might help you get more MONEY...

Answer 4

If I was one of your parents and you spoke to me with that "english", I'd see you NEVER got an allowance. Study. Learn how to spell. Learn English. Then, MAYBE, if you could speak better and "present your case" better, I MIGHT consider "raising your 'lowens' ", but, as things are now, you wouldn't have a chance to even keep what you're getting from me now. God Bless you.

Answer 5

Prove to your parents that you deserve more. In order to deserve more, you need to earn more. In other words, the more you help out, the more you earn and the more you deserve.

Do some extra chores, study harder, and make the best grades you possibly can. After that, go to your parents and show them all the progress you've made. Simple...bet they say yes to a raise.

Answer 6

First of all its an allowance not a lowens. You need to show that you need more money not just want it. Show how much you spend on each thing on a paper to show them how it doesnt go as far as you need it to.

Answer 7

Ask for additional chores to increase your allowance. Will show responsibility and be harder for them to refuse you.

If that is not successful, try this:
- You can offer to clean leaves from your neighbors rain gutters (if you are old enough).
- Clean out neighbors garage, basement or attic.
- Rake leaves, edge sidewalk or mow lawns for neighbors.

When I was a kid my neighbor was real arthritic (couldn't use his hands real well). I used to help him build picnic tables, lawn furniture and old-time swings. He paid real well and I learned to read the blueprints he was buying for those projects.

Answer 8

No, I wasn't going to tell you to save up.

Why don't you strike a deal with them - you'll learn grammar and spelling, until you can write as well as my second grader, and they will reward you with a bump up in your allowance.

Give me a break.

Answer 9

If you tell them that you need the money for books or a dictionary because you can't spell worth a darn, maybe they'll give it to you.

Answer 10

1. save up
2. learn to spell
3. assuming your parent is not wealthy and has to work for a living, you will have to overcome his/her feelings of "this spoiled kid has it easy, and now he/she wants MORE money?" that is, perhaps if you provided more household help like cooking or cleaning, maybe you could make a better case for a raise. and if not, find a neighbor who needs help with cleaning, babysitting, errands, etc.

Answer 11

i would give you a raise in your allowance if you promised to go to school and learn at least the basics ...like spelling!