忘れ物を届けに来ましたって英語でなんて言うの？

My son/daughter forgot this, can you give it to him/her, please. As you are already there, you can start the sentence with “my son/daughter forgot this”, it is direct, simple and gives a clear instruction. I’m here to drop off this (book) my son/daughter forgot. I’m here because… You can follow this with your reason if needed at a school situation. Drop off – another way to say deliver/give/return. “I will drop it off later”. You finish the sentence with whose item you have.

>Can you please give this to my son "Yuri" in Grade 4A. He forgot this at home. This sentence is telling the person what your son's name is and in which class room he can be found in order to give him the "thing" Other sentence: a.I can I leave my son's lunch by you to give it to him later please? He forgot it at home.

You can use the following sentences to express yourself: 1.I came to deliver my son/daughter's lunchbox. They forgot it at home. 2.My son forgot this at home,could you please give them.

"I need to give my son/daughter something they forgot at home." is a simple way that says you have an object, forgotten by your child, that you must give them.

Children are prone to forgetting things in their parent's cars when they deliver them to school or may forget them at home when leaving for school. Parents may be too preoccupied in their minds to remind their children to remember to carry everything they need to carry with them to school. As a result, children often forget the things they need to carry with them. So, you may say: I came to deliver my son's/daughter's pencil case which she forgot in the car. or I am here to deliver my son's lunch box which she forgot at home.

Well, it depends on the way you want to say this. You could claim that it is your fault and you forgot to put your child's lunch in her bag. Or, perhaps you gave it to your daughter and she left it on the sofa? But blame is not really so important - just nice of you to take the time and drop off your daughter's packed lunch!