English Conversation: Apologies

English Conversation: Apologies

English Conversation: Apologies

English Conversation: Apologies


English Conversation Dialogue 1:

1: I'm sorry I was late for class today.

2: This is the third day this month you've been late.

1: I know. I know. I'm sorry.

2: Do you mind telling me why? Is there something wrong?

1: There's a lot of traffic in the mornings.

2: That's no excuse. You need to give yourself more time to get here.

1: You're right, sir. I won't be late again.

2: I hope not. See you tomorrow, bright and early.


English Conversation Dialogue 2:

1: I thought you said you could finish this report by Tuesday.

2: I apologize. What can I say?

1: You almost cost me my job. You were a week late with this project.

2: Look, I'm sorry. what more do you want?

1: Do you even have an excuse?

2: It took more research than I first thought.

1: You could have told me earlier.

2: I am really sorry. I really messed up. I'll try to make This up to you.

1: Okay, I'll give you one more chance.


English Conversation Dialogue 3:

1: Kim, where were you today? You missed class.

2: I'm sorry. I was feeling ill.

1: You didn't miss much. It was pretty boring.

2: Yes, but I already missed class last week to go to the movies.

1: Oh, you might miss too many classes this semester.

2: I know. I really regret going to the movies last week.

1: I bet you weren't so worry then.

2: Maybe not then, but I sure am now.


English Conversation Dialogue 4:

1: I'm sorry about that last pass.

2: Yeah, that was a pretty bad throw.

1: I think I need a rest.

2: Is something wrong? Are you hurt?

1: I hurt my shoulder yesterday.

2: Well, you shouldn't be playing ball.

1: You're probably right.

2: Hey, I'm sorry for criticizing you. I didn't know you were hurt.

1: It's doesn't matter. No problem. I'll be as good as new in no time.

2: I hope so.


English Conversation Dialogue 5:

1: Debbie, have you seen my blue shirt?

2: Oh, I'm sorry. I forgot to pick up your shirt from the cleaner's yesterday.

1: Well, now I've got nothing to wear to work.

2: I'm really sorry. I think you've still got the white shirt.

1: I wore that Tuesday. It's pretty wrinkled.

2: Well, I'll just iron it for you real quick.

1: Thanks.

2: It's the least I can do after forgetting your shirt earlier.

1: Don't worry about now, honey. At least I've got the white shirt.