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Thread: Sorry to be late
- 24-Jul-2006, 05:16 #1
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Sorry to be late - Sorry to be late. The bus didn't leave on time.
- Sorry I'm late. The bus didn't leave on time.
Which seems more natural to native English speakers' eyes?
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- 24-Jul-2006, 07:51 #2
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Teacher Re: Sorry to be late I use both, but the second much more. The first would probably be considered more formal.
Originally Posted by hellokitty
- 28-Jul-2006, 15:56 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: Sorry to be late Thank you DavyBCN for answering my question!
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- 28-Jul-2006, 16:24 #4
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Re: Sorry to be late but in MY opinion, the first one is better
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