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Adsfaf Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Is there a big difference between this two example?

Sorry to have kept you waiting/that I have kept you waiting.

  

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No, except that in my experience #1 is more common. We also say 'Sorry to keep you waiting'. Clive

— Clive

  • No, except that in my experience #1 is more common.
  • We also say 'Sorry to keep you waiting'.
  • Clive
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No, except that in my experience #1 is more common.

We also say 'Sorry to keep you waiting'.

Clive

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