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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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'My apologies', not 'My apology' as an idiom

Although I think I have one mistake I would like to apologize for, do I have to say 'My apologies', not 'My apology' as an idiom like Congratulations, I have no plans, and so on. What do you native English speakers think? Thank you so much as always and have a good day.
  

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Anonymous do I have to say 'My apologies', not 'My apology' No. Both forms are in common use, irrespective of the number of mistakes. The two numbers have no relationship.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous do I have to say 'My apologies', not 'My apology' No.
  • Both forms are in common use, irrespective of the number of mistakes.
  • The two numbers have no relationship.
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Anonymousdo I have to say 'My apologies', not 'My apology'
No. Both forms are in common use, irrespective of the number of mistakes. The two numbers have no relationship.
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