31 Jul 2024
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23 Dec 2022
Here's an OLDER LESSON, so if you've seen it, please skip it. It teaches the 20 COMMON MISTAKES that intermediate and advanced speakers make.
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16 Jun 2022
Don't be that guy! #EngTips
15 Jun 2022
This dude is about to walk into your design review, not pay attention and then ruin your life.
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25 Aug 2021
Are you making these common mistakes? I hate to reuse old lessons, but after a class today, I realized there are many common mistakes related to this. I think this lesson might be a solid review for many int learners: youtu.be/-A1EPryc32k #english #engvid #esl #engtips
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9 Aug 2021
"I apologise for hurting your feelings BUT other people did much worse." β
Instead, say:
"I apologise for hurting your feelings. I promise I would do better." βοΈ
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9 Aug 2021
- No 'buts' and 'ifs'.
When we are taking responsibility or accountability for our actions, we are taking it without further excuse.
So, the following should be avoided:
"I apologise IF I hurt your feelings." β
Instead, say:
"I apologise FOR hurting your feelings." βοΈ
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9 Aug 2021
Some notes:
- Admin is inclined to British English spelling, so I used 'apologise.' Both 'apologise' and 'apologize' are correct.
- It's important to specify what we are apologising for. This is to signify that we acknowledge what we did wrong.
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9 Aug 2021
6. "I take full responsibility/accountability for..."
Example:
"I take full responsibility for any problems that I have caused."
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9 Aug 2021
5. "Please accept my sincere apologies."
Example:
"Please accept my sincere apologies for the misunderstandings."
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9 Aug 2021
4. "I was wrong on that."
Example:
"I forgot to inform you that our meeting has been cancelled. I was wrong on that."
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9 Aug 2021
3. "I am completely at fault here, and I apologise for..."
Example:
"I am completely at fault here, and I apologise for being late to the meeting."
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9 Aug 2021
2. "Will you please forgive me/my mistake?"
Example:
"I skipped my class yesterday because I wasn't feeling well. Will you please forgive me?"
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9 Aug 2021
1. "I apologise for/I'd like to apologise for..."
Example:
"I apologise for how I behaved yesterday. I should have known better."
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9 Aug 2021
Every now and again, we apologise for something we did or we say that we're sorry that something bad happened to other people.
Today, we are focusing on apologies. How can we apologise other than saying 'I'm sorry?'
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26 Jul 2021
6. Proper noun.
A noun that is used to refer to a specific entity.
Example:
The Sunset Road, William Shakespeare's works, Queen Elizabeth I.
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26 Jul 2021
5. Common noun.
A noun that is used to refer to other entities.
Example:
A friend, a book, a show.
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