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Ritwik06 Posted 18 years ago
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I sense that you are annoyed with me. I don;t blame, you, i'll make it up to you.
  

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I sense that you are annoyed with me. I don't blame you; I'll make it up to you = I feel that you're angry with me. I agree that you should be angry with me.

— Mister Micawber

  • I sense that you are annoyed with me.
  • I don't blame you; I'll make it up to you = I feel that you're angry with me.
  • I agree that you should be angry with me.
  • I will try to provide restitution or reparation; compensate for; make good (for my mistake).
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I sense that you are annoyed with me. I don't blame you; I'll make it up to you = I feel that you're angry with me. I agree that you should be angry with me. I will try to provide restitution or reparation; compensate for; make good (for my mistake).
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