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Bamtori Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

I'm sorry for asking or I'm sorry to ask ?

Hello,

Teachers, which one is right, sorry for asking or sorry to ask. The whole sentence is like this:

I'm sorry for asking // sorry to ask, but could you lend me £5 to buy some lunch?

Thanks so much!
  

Top answer

I'm sorry for asking, but could you lend me £5.............. or I'm sorry to ask, but would you lend me £5............ I prefer the first one.

— Dave Phillips

  • I'm sorry for asking, but could you lend me £5..............
  • or I'm sorry to ask, but would you lend me £5............
  • I prefer the first one.
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I'm sorry for asking, but could you lend me £5.............. or

I'm sorry to ask, but would you lend me £5............

I prefer the first one.
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Sorry for asking but could you lend me 5 quid to buy some lunch.


Add 'Sir/Madam' depending upon who you're talking to if you don't want to stay ravenous for the rest of the day and get the money for lunch. Just a piece of advice though..

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Bamtori Hello,
Teachers, which one is right, sorry for asking or sorry to ask. The whole sentence is like this:
I'm sorry for asking // sorry to ask, but could you lend me £5 to buy some lunch?
Thanks so much!
Bamtori Hello,
Teachers, which one is right, sorry for asking or sorry to ask. The whole sentence is like thi
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I'm sorry to asked you . you get confused
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I m sorry for asking
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