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Beginnerbird Posted 18 years ago
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I'm sorry If I...

Hi all. How would I say to apologize to sb for sth?
"I am sorry If I gave you wrong impression"
or
"I am sorry If I have given you wrong impression"?
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Hi,
A couple more small comments.

You need an article.

How would I say to apologize to sb for sth?
"I am sorry If I gave you the/a wrong impression"
or
"I am sorry If I have given you the/a wrong impression"?

The above is commonly said, but to my mind it is less than a full apology, because it is conditional.

It's like saying '
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