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Cat navy 425 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Question about sentences

Dear all,

I would like to ask one question to you. One person said "sorry" to me the other day. I wish to tell him no need to say "sorry". Please tell me which of the following is the apt expression. And I would like to know whether the first expression is correct.

1) Don't be sorry.

2) Don't say sorry.


Thank you.

  

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Neither of those is ideal in that situation. You can say "There's no need to apologise".

— GPY

  • Neither of those is ideal in that situation.
  • You can say "There's no need to apologise".
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Neither of those is ideal in that situation. You can say "There's no need to apologise".

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