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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Sorry for the inconvenience to you , is this correct ?
Hi , I used to say
sorry for the inconvenience or I apologize for the inconvenience
however , I've read someone wrote
Sorry for the inconvenience to you
is this correct ?
sorry for the inconvenience or I apologize for the inconvenience
however , I've read someone wrote
Sorry for the inconvenience to you
is this correct ?
Top answer
If you're addressing the person you've inconvenienced, there's no need for the second person pronoun.
- If you're addressing the person you've inconvenienced, there's no need for the second person pronoun.
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If you're addressing the person you've inconvenienced, there's no need for the second person pronoun.
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