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Wangqh2696122 Posted 13 years ago
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Excuse or explanation ?
Which is correct, excuse or explanation? Thank you!
---I am sorry, I am late again, but my bicycle broke down on the way to school.
---Again! I won’t listen to your excuse/ explanation this time.
---I am sorry, I am late again, but my bicycle broke down on the way to school.
---Again! I won’t listen to your excuse/ explanation this time.
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From the viewpoint of the speaker, who is clearly not pleased ( Again! ), it is an excuse. CJ
- From the viewpoint of the speaker, who is clearly not pleased ( Again!
- ), it is an excuse.
- CJ
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From the viewpoint of the speaker, who is clearly not pleased (Again!), it is an excuse.
CJ
CJ
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CalifJimFrom the viewpoint of the speaker, who is clearly not pleased (Again!), it is an excuse.CJFrom the point of view of the listener, surely?
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