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- 28-Aug-2011, 07:36 #1
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I am sorry to have kept you awake/from sleeping. 1) I am sorry to have kept you awake/from sleeping.
2) What was keeping you awake yesterday night?
- 28-Aug-2011, 08:47 #2
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Teacher Re: I am sorry to have kept you awake/from sleeping. We say last night - not yesterday night.
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- 28-Aug-2011, 10:21 #3
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Teacher Re: I am sorry to have kept you awake/from sleeping. I'm sorry if I kept you awake.
I'm sorry that I kept you awake.
I'm sorry for keeping you awake.
Those would be more common than "I'm sorry to have kept you awake".
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