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Sodawater Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

be sorry for something

What does this mean?

"I am sorry for today."

Does this mean I am sorry for what happened today?
  

Top answer

Probably yes -- sorry for what happened, sorry for what I did, or similar. It could also mean that I am sorry today but I may not be sorry tomorrow.

— GPY

  • Probably yes -- sorry for what happened, sorry for what I did, or similar.
  • It could also mean that I am sorry today but I may not be sorry tomorrow.
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Probably yes -- sorry for what happened, sorry for what I did, or similar.

It could also mean that I am sorry today but I may not be sorry tomorrow.
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Thank you very much.
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Do you use both 'for' and 'about?'
I am sorry about/for today?
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sodawater Do you use both 'for' and 'about?' I am sorry about/for today?
For the first meaning, yes. ("I am sorry about today" cannot mean that I am sorry today but may not be sorry tomorrow.)
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