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Vsuresh Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
sentence
Hi
Please tell me if this sentence is OK.
Context: It is said to a person who feels sorry often for the mistakes he does and says he feels sad that he is troubling us.
This is said when he says," I'm sorry for troubling you."
I'm worried thinking you are troubling yourself: Every time you ask me to excuse you, you may feel highly embarrassed.
Please tell me if this sentence is OK.
Context: It is said to a person who feels sorry often for the mistakes he does and says he feels sad that he is troubling us.
This is said when he says," I'm sorry for troubling you."
I'm worried thinking you are troubling yourself: Every time you ask me to excuse you, you may feel highly embarrassed.
Top answer
In the US you might hear the following: Everybody makes mistakes. You learn from them. There's no need to feel sad about making mistakes.
- In the US you might hear the following: Everybody makes mistakes.
- You learn from them.
- There's no need to feel sad about making mistakes.
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In the US you might hear the following:
Everybody makes mistakes. You learn from them. There's no need to feel sad about making mistakes.
Everybody makes mistakes. You learn from them. There's no need to feel sad about making mistakes.
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