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Habibaelgindy Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
About vs for?
What's the difference between:
Sorry about and Sorry for?
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'sorry about' is normally used to express regret, disappointment or apology. In this sense, it is usually followed by a noun phrase or pronoun . g: I'm sorry about my terrible handwriting .
- 'sorry about' is normally used to express regret, disappointment or apology.
- In this sense, it is usually followed by a noun phrase or pronoun .
- g: I'm sorry about my terrible handwriting .
- Unfortunately I can't come to your wedding because my exams begin on that day.
- I'm sorry about that .
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'sorry about' is normally used to express regret, disappointment or apology. In this sense, it is usually followed by a noun phrase or pronoun.
e.g:
I'm sorry about my terrible handwriting.
Unfortunately I can't come to your wedding because my exams begin on that day.
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