I am off today

[vchintak]

Can anyone please corrrect the below sentence if it
sounds informal and gramatically incorrect.


I am taking day-off today as am not feeling well.


Thanks in advance.

 

[fountofwisdom]

Your sentence is fine. Normally if you are unable to attend work it is customary to apologise. Alternatives in English are " With regret, I am unable to attend xxxxx today,due to illness" or "I am sorry that I am too unwell to attend work today." However, your sentence is fine.

 

[Eric Davis]

I will miss work today as I am not well.
I will miss work today because I am not well.
Because I am ill, I will miss work today.
I feel terrible, Boss. Can I stay home today?;-)

 

[2006]

Can anyone please corrrect the below sentence if it
sounds informal and gramatically incorrect.


I am taking day-off today as am not feeling well. :cross:

"day-off" is not a word as far as I know.

Thanks in advance.

I am taking today off, as I am not feeling well.

 

[Raymott]

Can anyone please corrrect the below sentence if it
sounds informal and gramatically incorrect.


I am taking day-off today as am not feeling well.


Thanks in advance.

I am talking a day off today as I'm not feeling well.
'day-off' isn't a word. Perhaps 'off-day' is: "I'm taking an off-day".
But you mean "a day off".

 

[vchintak]

Thanks to all for such a prompt response.

Now I got the correct usage of this sentence..Thanks again

 

[vchintak]

BTW,is it Okay..If I add something like..

I am taking a day off today as am not feeling well.So please approve my leave today;-)

 

[Amigos4]

BTW,is it Okay..If I add something like..

I am taking a day off today as am not feeling well.So please approve my leave today;-)

You left out the word 'I', again! I am taking a day off today as I am not feeling well. So please approve my leave today.