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Bookmark or Share- sorry for the trouble vs sorry for all the troubleMar 26, 2009. #2. Hi wei zhang, "Sorry for all the trouble" would be a normal way to apologize casually for some small amount of trouble that you've caused for someone. If I go to a restaurant and order something unusual that takes a while to prepare and makes the staff have to do more work than usual, I might say "Sorry for all the trouble."
- apologize for a lengthy email | WordReference ForumsFrom owlman: I apologize in advance for the lengthy e-mail. (in closing). I see nothing wrong with apologizing in closing, in advance, before closing your e-mail. I also see nothing wrong with apologizing upfront, if you think the e-mail will get long. I apologize in advance---this e-mail may be get long. I don't see any hard-and-fast rules on ...
- Apologies for have not been clear. | WordReference ForumsMay 17, 2019. #1. Apologies for have not been clear. Hi guys, This is a sentence I wrote in my email, and I'm wondering if this sounds awkward. To me, I'm not so sure. Maybe awkward, maybe not. I wanted to apologize that I have not been clear in my past email, but would "Apologies for not being clear" have been better for this?
- Apologies for or about | WordReference ForumsSenior Member. arabic, french. Apr 14, 2019. #5. lingobingo said: An apology is in itself polite, so that’s fine. But we normally apologise FOR something. Thank you lingobingo for your response. So, are saying that writing just " Please accept my apologies."
- sorry for insisting / sorry to insist | WordReference ForumsSouthern AE greatly modified by a 1st-generation Scottish-American mother, and growing up abroad. Oct 19, 2006. #2. "Sorry for insisting" means you realize now that you shouldn't have insisted, and you regret it. It is an apologetic statement-- if you had it to do over again, you wouldn't insist. It can also mean "sorry to insist," which means ...
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