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Basically I'm supposed to be playing clarinet for GCSE music. I always took it quite seriously but this summer I couldn't find it anywhere. It turned out I left it at school ALL summer!
My teacher is really strict and he already hates me. I can't lie about practising because the reed will be really dry and I'll be really bad at playing. Also I don't know if he knows it's been there all summer.
Can anyone suggest the best thing to do?
Say you borrowed someone else's to practice?? lol, I dunno. It's probably best to tell the truth though and say you'll get on top for the performance. when do you have to do it?
Tell the teacher to go **** himself and stick the clarinet up his ****.
A more serious approach would to just be honest about it.
Just be honest, all he can is tell you off.
Just be honest and tell him you left it at school over summer and didn't realise that you had. There isn't much you can do about it but make sure you get loads of practice in to make up for what you missed.
If you lie, it's bound to come out or go wrong at some point.
I will tell the truth, I'm just a bit scared because he's like an ogre when he gets angry. And its very likely that he will ring my parents and then i won't be able to have my party on Friday night.
It will end up wrong if I lie so I'll take the consequences for my forgetfulness!
Avoid him all week so you can have your party on friday then tell him next week :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Melsia
Everyone wins!
Tell him, The most you'll get is a detention.
or be 'sick'
Well, it's not your fault really. Yeah, you forgot to bring it home but anyone could have done that because I took it for a few weeks and forgot to pick it up sometimes. You've been honest about it and there wasn't much you could do. Just say sorry and suck up to your teacher and your parents if they say you can't have the party.Quote:
Originally Posted by Melsia
tell him to *removed* himself.
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