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When we apologise to someone in authority like a Principal or a teacher in a formal setting, we use formal language.

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Question

When we apologise to someone in authority like a Principal or a teacher in a formal setting, we use formal language. Work in pairs and take turns to apologise for the following situations and respond to the apology.

  1. You did not bring an assignment that was due for submission.
  2. You were late to school for the past three days and had to meet the Principal.
  3. You did not submit your project work and were asked to explain.

You may use the phrases given below.

Phrases for Apology Phrases to Respond to Apology
• I’m extremely sorry for... I promise it won’t happen again. • I accept your apology. Please ensure you...
• I owe you an apology for... I’ll do my best not to repeat it. • I appreciate you saying this, but...
• I really regret... I assure you that this will never happen again. • I’m glad you realised your mistake...
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Solution

  1. Student: I’m extremely sorry for not bringing the assignment that was due today. I promise it won’t happen again.
    Teacher: I accept your apology. Please ensure you submit it tomorrow without fail.
  2. Student: I owe you an apology for being late to school for the past three days. I’ll do my best not to repeat it.
    Principal: I appreciate you saying this, but you must be punctual from now on.
  3. Student: I really regret not submitting my project work on time. I assure you that this will never happen again.
    Teacher: I’m glad you realised your mistake. Please complete and submit the project as soon as possible.
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Chapter 2: A Concrete Example - Exercise [Page 23]

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NCERT English Poorvi Class 8
Chapter 2 A Concrete Example
Exercise | Q I. 2. | Page 23
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