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Number 4 is do not apologise for your English.
Number four is do not apologise for your English.
Laird's case, but above all, will she apologise to Margo?
but above all, will she apologise to Margot?
So, you can say 'sorry', you can be sorry and you can apologise.
So you can say "sorry," you can be sorry, and you can apologise.
We don't actually like saying 'no'. So, start by saying how bad it is or apologise.
We don't actually like saying no, so start by saying how bad it is or apologise.
Let's take a minute to look at different ways you can apologise in a formal situation.
To say 'sorry' you might say 'sorry', 'excuse me', 'pardon me', 'apologies', 'I sincerely apologise for interrupting', or 'for the interruption'.
We apologise for that technical problem and send all of our congratulations to Daniel on his Golden Globe win.
You look at your arm as if to say, this will hurt, I do apologise.
I do actually think that you should apologise because people did vote for you and you, what you just said about spending billions, like we should be grateful.
Yes, yes, but I apologise to all my wonderful colleagues on it.
But I apologise to all my wonderful colleagues on it.
He basically -- I'm quoting directly-- I apologise for having to re-accommodate these customers