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How to Use ‘Sorry’ in British English
Did you know that the average Brit uses the word ‘sorry’ around 8 times a day?
In English, particularly in British English, we use the word ‘sorry’ in many ways that go beyond a simple apology. Whether we’re late, in someone’s way, or simply trying to ask for help, ‘sorry’ slips into our sentences almost automatically.
But why do we say it so much, and what are the different ways we use this little word in everyday life?
How to Complain Effectively and Politely in English
In this blog post, I’ll give you some useful phrases and tips for complaining politely and effectively in English. I'll also share a few British cultural insights about how to handle complaints like a pro.
Mastering English Collocations: Talking About Boundaries
Boundaries are essential in life and relationships. They define limits, ensure mutual respect, and help us communicate clearly. Whether you're navigating personal relationships or discussing professional limits, knowing how to talk about boundaries in English is a valuable skill. In this post, we’ll explore some common collocations with the word “boundary” to help you express yourself more naturally and confidently.
How to Politely Set Boundaries in English
As a speaker of English as a second+ language, setting boundaries politely can sometimes feel challenging. Expressing your needs clearly is an essential communication skill, whether in personal or professional situations. Here are some helpful tips and examples to guide you in setting boundaries with kindness and confidence, all while practicing your English communication skills.