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Lesson 10

The document is an English lesson about apologizing and saying sorry. It discusses how saying sorry can be difficult but is important to repair relationships and forgive mistakes. It provides many examples of ways to apologize and accept an apology. The lesson emphasizes that swallowing pride and saying sorry, even if it takes time, can lift a burden and save friendships that otherwise might be destroyed over words said in anger or hurt.

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Lesson 10

The document is an English lesson about apologizing and saying sorry. It discusses how saying sorry can be difficult but is important to repair relationships and forgive mistakes. It provides many examples of ways to apologize and accept an apology. The lesson emphasizes that swallowing pride and saying sorry, even if it takes time, can lift a burden and save friendships that otherwise might be destroyed over words said in anger or hurt.

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Misterduncan English Lesson

Lesson Ten ( Saying sorry )

You know the world of English is a fun and exciting place to be.

I'm so glad you could join me for another lesson.

Wow, this is such a beautiful vase!

How much did you say it's worth? Ten thousand Pounds.

That's a lot of money.

And there's only two of these left in the world? Yes.

Well all I can say is I hope you take good care of it because the last thing you want to do is ...

drop it!

Hi everybody. This is Misterduncan in England.

How are you today?

Are you ok? I hope so.

Are you happy? I hope so.

In this lesson we will look at an action, which for many of us, is very hard to do ...

Saying sorry!

Apology, Regret, Losing Face, Forgive me

S o r r y ! (Exclamation mark)

We all make mistakes and sometimes we say and do things that hurt or upset other people.

More often than not, we end up feeling bad about these events and the emotion of regret takes
over from our feeling of anger.

We suddenly feel the need to say sorry for our actions and behaviour.
There are many ways of saying sorry ...

I'm terribly sorry for what I said to you.

I deeply regret my actions yesterday.

Please accept my sincerest apology.

I'm so very sorry for what I did.

I was in the wrong when I said those things to you.

I did not mean to hurt you and now I regret it.

It was wrong of me to behave that way and I'm sorry.

Nothing I say or do will take that action away.

but now I want to make it up to you by apologising.

I realise my mistake now and I'm sorry.

I hope you can forgive me.

I apologise wholeheartedly.

I hope we can still be friends.

I'm ever so sorry.

That's my bad.

Oh I'm sorry!

You can also say sorry as a way of showing sympathy towards another person when you hear
some bad news from them.

I'm sorry to hear about your father's death.

I'm sorry to hear that you lost your job.

I'm sorry to hear that you have been ill recently.

I'm sorry I ate my brother and my sister. Oh, I'm hungry again!
Of course the person you are apologising to must accept your remorse and if they do they can
say ...

That's quite alright, I forgive you.

There is no need to apologise, let's forget it.

I accept your apology, so do not worry.

Yes I forgive you.

Apology accepted.

Hey! I'm sorry too.

Ok, let's just forget all about it.

So we are friends again?

Yes we should let bygones be bygones.

Oh that is all water under the bridge now.

Sure I forgive you, now come here and give me a ...Big Hug!

When we say sorry..

We offer our apology.

We show our remorse.

We apologise profusely.

We ask for forgiveness.

We want to make amends.

I'm sorry for eating your last banana, do you forgive me?

Yes, I forgive you.

That's nice.

Saying sorry to another person can be a very difficult thing to do.


It can take us a long time to offer an apology sometimes months or even years.

We often resist saying sorry because in our own mind we feel that there is nothing to apologise
for.

Also there is the feeling of losing face or backing down, which can put us off apologising to
someone indefinitely, thus preventing us from ever saying sorry to that person.

Is there anyone in your life who you would like to say sorry to?

Did you recently have an argument with a friend or relative and did you say something to them
that you now regret?

Saying sorry can be the hardest thing in the world to do but once you have said it and it has
been accepted.

Then a huge weight will be lifted from your shoulders and your friendship will be saved.

I suppose the big question must be, is it worth destroying a close relationship over a few badly
chosen words?

Surely the reply must be .. 'Of course not!

Well another lesson has come to an end.

Thank you for watching me teaching you!

This is Misterduncan in England saying ...

forgive and forget

before it's too late

and of course, ta-ta for now.

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