How to Apologise in English - More ways to say "I'm Sorry"

We all make mistakes and have to say sorry occasionally. This video will help you to learn how to apologise in formal and informal situations.
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[@jobilibalawa1008]

good job

[@keystoneenglish8423]

Thanks.

[@Ricardo-xg6gx]

I would say that the apologies that you ask for in the video, correspond to options a or b, although if I have to choose one, I'll take option a, greetings.

[@keystoneenglish8423]

Yes, if I was late for a meeting I'd offer a very casual "sorry I'm late", or I'd use "My apologies, the traffic was a nightmare!"

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[@jayfromthesky]

"No sweat" is also a way to say "no worries", isn't it? It must be informal too and perhaps more American than anything. Thanks for the video mate! 😉

[@keystoneenglish8423]

Yes, "No sweat" would be another good one. It's not one that I use here in the UK much, but I sometimes hear people saying it. I also hear people say "Don't sweat it."

[@jayfromthesky]

@@keystoneenglish8423 Good to know. Thanx.