| Okay, now it's your turn. |
| Do you remember how to say "I'm sorry for [reason]."? |
| I'm sorry for [reason]. |
| Imagine you want to apologize because you told a lie to someone. Do you remember how to say "lying to you?" |
| lying to you, lying to you |
| Say “I'm sorry for lying to you.” |
| I'm sorry for lying to you. |
| Now say you're sorry for lying, and respond to it. |
| I'm sorry for lying to you.” |
| Don't worry about it. |
| Now imagine you want to apologize because you hurt someone's feelings. Do you remember how to say "hurting your feelings?" |
| hurting your feelings, hurting your feelings |
| Say “I'm sorry for hurting your feelings.” |
| I'm sorry for hurting your feelings. |
| Now say you're sorry for hurting someone's feelings, and respond to it. |
| I'm sorry for hurting your feelings. |
| Don't worry about it. |
| Now imagine you want to apologize because you canceled. Do you remember how to say "canceling?" |
| canceling, canceling |
| Say “I'm sorry for canceling.” |
| I'm sorry for canceling. |
| Now say you're sorry for canceling, and respond to it. |
| I'm sorry for canceling. |
| Don't worry about it. |
| In this lesson, you learned new vocabulary and phrases you can use in your everyday life to apologize to someone. |
| You are now able to apologize and forgive someone like a native speaker! |
| See you in the next lesson! |
| Bye! |
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