English, 02.02.2021 04:10 earcake8692

Oops. Your boss caught you making those helpful corrections to their nightmare of a notice, and now you're in big trouble. Your only hope of keeping this job is to write your boss a short
note explaining why you did what you did (one paragraph: 5-7 sentences), and why they
shouldn't fire you (one paragraph: 5-7 sentences). Feel free to include whatever details you
decide are important: just convince them!

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