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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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As a sorry

Would you tell me if this is correct?
A photographer says this to a client.

I stayed overtime on your wedding day but I won't charge you as a sorry for taking this long to edit your photos.

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No. Say eg I worked overtime on your wedding day but I won't charge you, as an apology for taking this long to edit your photos.

— Clive

  • No.
  • Say eg I worked overtime on your wedding day but I won't charge you, as an apology for taking this long to edit your photos.
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No.
Say eg I worked overtime on your wedding day but I won't charge you, as an apology for taking this long to edit your photos.
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Anonymousa sorry
It's rather strange to use 'sorry' as a noun, but you can say 'a way of saying sorry' thus:

I stayed overtime on your wedding day but as a way of saying sorry for taking this long to edit your photos I won't charge you.

CJ
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