Describe a time you sent a message or an email but got no reply for a long time

Band 6

I would like to talk about an email I sent to a music school last January and did not get a reply for a long time. I live in Valparaíso, in Chile, and I wanted to learn the guitar, so I wrote to a small school in Santiago to ask about evening lessons. My friend Camila told me the teachers there were good, so I was excited. I writeZamon xatosi: “wrote” boʻlishi kerak edi about my age, my level and the days when I could go there. After one week nobody answered, and I thought they did not want a new student. I waited for three weekKoʻplik xatosi: “three weeks” boʻlishi kerak edi, and every morning I checked my phone, you knowIkkilanish belgisi sifatida ishlatilgan toʻldiruvchi ibora, but there was nothing. I was very disappointedOddiy kuchaytiruvchi va sifat; Lexical Resource’ni cheklaydi and a little angry. I did not want to look for another school because this one was near my house. Then I used the school’s website and wrote a short message in the contact form, and I also sent a message on their social media page. Two days later the teacher, Mr Rojas, answerZamon xatosi: “answered” boʻlishi kerak edi me. He said sorry and told me that my first email was in his spam folder, so he did not see it. I felt very relievedOddiy kuchaytiruvchi va sifat; Lexical Resource’ni cheklaydi, and also, erTabiiy ikkilanish belgisi, kichik toʻldiruvchi soʻz, a little silly because I thought bad things about the school. Now I have lessons every Tuesday after work, and I am practising a song for my mother’s birthday. It teach meZamon xatosi: “It taught me” boʻlishi kerak edi that if nobody answers, I must send a message in another way.

Band 7

I’d like to talk about an email I sent to a music school last January that went unanswered for weeks. I live in Valparaíso, in Chile, and I wanted to learn the guitar, so I wrote to a small school in Santiago to ask about evening lessons. My friend Camila had told me the teachers there were excellent, so I was really looking forward to it. I explained my age, my level and the days when I could travel there. After a week there was still nothing, and I started to think that they weren’t interested in taking on a beginnerBilvosita fikrda oʻtgan zamon aniq ishlatilgan. I waited three weeks, checking my phone every morning, and honestly, I’d almost given upHafsalasizlikni bildiradigan tabiiy diskurs belgisi. I felt let downOddiy sifat oʻrniga frazaviy ibora and a bit annoyed, but I didn’t want to try another school, because this one was close to my home. Eventually I tried the contact form on their website and sent a message on their social media page as well. Two days later the teacher, Mr Rojas, replied. He apologised and explained that my first email had landed in his spam folderTabiiy soʻz birikmasi, which he only noticed by chance. I was hugely relieved, though also a little embarrassingSifat shakli xatosi: “embarrassed” boʻlishi kerak edi because I’d imagined the worst. I now have lessons every Tuesday, I’m even practising a song for my mother’s birthday, and I’ve learned to follow upYana bogʻlanishni bildiradigan aniq frazaviy feʼl in a different way instead of to waitFeʼl shakli xatosi: “waiting” boʻlishi kerak edi and assuming the worst.

Band 8

I’d like to talk about an email I sent to a music school last January and then heard nothing back about for weeks. I live in Valparaíso, in Chile, and I’d decided to learn the guitar, so I wrote to a small school in Santiago to ask about evening lessons, explaining my age, my level and the days when I could travel there. A friend, Camila, had told me the teachers there were excellent, so I was looking forward to it. After a week there was still no answer, and I began to suspect that they couldn’t be bothered with a beginnerBilvosita fikrda toʻgʻri modal bilan idiomatik ibora. I waited three weeks, checking my phone every morning, and to be perfectly honest, I’d all but given upQotgan ibora bilan tabiiy diskurs belgisi. I felt quietly let downAniq ravish va frazaviy sifat, though I didn’t fancy starting again with another school, since this one was close to home. In the end I tried the contact form on their website and messaged their social media page as well. Two days later the teacher, Mr Rojas, replied. He apologised and explained that my first email had ended up in his spam folderTabiiy soʻz birikmasi, which he only discovered by chance. I was enormously relieved, if a little sheepish, because I’d jumped to conclusionsJuda tez xulosa chiqarishni bildiradigan aniq idioma about the school. I now have lessons every Tuesday, I’m even rehearsing a song for my mother’s birthday, and the experience taught me to chase things up through another channel rather than sit and assume the worstMulohazani ifodalaydigan qarama-qarshi struktura.