“Did not the homework was to be submitted today” Teaming up with a social cause shows you as a responsible person towards your surroundings, and your teacher may like it and give you a day to cover up your work. Or even a community club, pets help, orphanage etc can be used to make up a perfect excuse. “I was busy volunteering for a social event” Well, let’s not always blame the dogs for killing away your homework. “My cat scratched the papers and tore it off!” Viral infection, swelling, digestion issues and fever can work well. I have heard that students sometimes even say that they caught rabies, and get blasted later. Do not tell of an ill situation that is hard to believe. Now, it is important to keep in mind that your illness should sound practical as if it really happened to you. The king of all the excuses, illness can help you out surely. There are always some cards that play the perfect role to help you out. It can be a good help if you try out these excuses for not doing your homework. And by the time you could make up the perfect justification, your teacher asks, “What about your homework? Have you done it dear?” Alas, none of the things usually work out and it is left up to you to save yourself.

That is a moment when your brain is thinking hard for a solution, eyes staring blankly at your friends to get help, mouth mindlessly chewing nails and legs just wishing they could let you run out of the room. Nervousness tickles up the spine when the teacher starts calling out names, asking for homework, slowly coming up to your name. While school days are said to be one of the most memorable days of our lives, homework is one thing that we all used to run away from and would do anything to be away from it. We all have drained our brains thinking for the perfect lie that could save us from our teachers.

Did you do your homework