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Wangqh2696122 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
How to respond to " I'm sorry "?
A: I'm sorry to have kept you waiting for such a long time.
B: ____.
A. Don't mention it B. No problem
B: ____.
A. Don't mention it B. No problem
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B is better. 'Don't mention it' is usually a response to 'Thank you'.
- B is better.
- 'Don't mention it' is usually a response to 'Thank you'.
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B is better. 'Don't mention it' is usually a response to 'Thank you'.
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I would use 'No problem' as an asnwer. But it depends on the context.
I mean, it depends on what you're sorry for, and if the person forgives you.
I think 'Don't mention it' is a little formal.
The most common answers are:
'It's ok' - 'Don't worry about it' - 'You should be, but I forgive you' - 'Thank you for apologizing'
I hope it helps.
I mean, it depends on what you're sorry for, and if the person forgives you.
I think 'Don't mention it' is a little formal.
The most common answers are:
'It's ok' - 'Don't worry about it' - 'You should be, but I forgive you' - 'Thank you for apologizing'
I hope it helps.
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