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    The document provides 6 example expressions for creating dialogues with a partner involving apologies. The expressions cover scenarios such as forgetting to bring an item, not making a planned phone call, making a mess, breaking something, not providing important information, and losing a borrowed item. The partner is instructed to practice the dialogues under supervision after selecting one of the provided expressions.

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    The document provides 6 example expressions for creating dialogues with a partner involving apologies. The expressions cover scenarios such as forgetting to bring an item, not making a planned phone call, making a mess, breaking something, not providing important information, and losing a borrowed item. The partner is instructed to practice the dialogues under supervision after selecting one of the provided expressions.

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    Nidia Fullah Faradisa
    The document provides 6 example expressions for creating dialogues with a partner involving apologies. The expressions cover scenarios such as forgetting to bring an item, not making a planned phone call, making a mess, breaking something, not providing important information, and losing a borrowed item. The partner is instructed to practice the dialogues under supervision after selecting one of the provided expressions.

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    Create a dialogue with your partner using one of expressions below.

    After
    that, practice your dialogue under lecturer’s supervision.

    1. I'm sorry - I left your dictionary at home. I won't forget to bring it next time.
    2. I'm sorry for not calling you today. I'll give you a ring first thing tomorrow.
    3. Sorry about the mess I made in your kitchen. I'll clear it up.
    4. I apologize for breaking your window. I'll pay for the damage.
    5. I apologize for not informing you about the change of lesson time. I will make sure to
    contact you if it happens again.
    6. Sorry for losing the CD you lent me. I'll buy you a new one.

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