A Letter to My Teachers


 Dear Teachers,

 

As I write this letter, I sincerely want to express my heartfelt gratitude and appreciation towards your persistent hard work, dedication and for exerting a lot of efforts in teaching us to gain and improve our knowledge, for guiding us and for being our second parent. I promise to refrain myself from being insolent and mischievous student, I also promise to attentively listen to your lectures, actively participate and cooperate and be a responsible and a diligent student in your class.

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