Sir,
Sir,
I had taken all my leaves
to[1] (on) my credit
during/in[2] (on) the 1st week of January 2009. Hence (my) all leaves
having been (are) exhausted (any) there
was[3] (will be) no leave
to (in) my credit. on 27th of October 2009,
when[4] my leg got fractured and the doctor advised me to take complete bed rest for 10 days. During that time , when (i was) at home,
I coordinated with all my clients through e-mail and over phone and materialized
some business .
Therefore, (so) please
consider granting [5] me leave on the said days as a special case
[1] Preposition
to is appropriate here, so delete
on. [2] Preposition
on is used before specific date and not with week, month or year. So use either
during or
in. You say:
I was born in the year 1984.not
on the year 1984 [3] When describing past event use past form of the verb.
[4] Use conjunction
when to join the clause
[5] Improve language to express in a natural way.