If the person you want is not in ,we often use ( ) to show politeness.
A: Hold on
B: I don't know
C: I’m afraid that...
D: I’m sorry
A: Hold on
B: I don't know
C: I’m afraid that...
D: I’m sorry
举一反三
- A: John, you didn't show up at my birthday party last night. B: ______. A: I'm sorry, Jane, but I already sent you a present. B: I'm sorry, Jane, but I don't like to be shown. C: I'm sorry, Jane, but there was a serious accident on the way. D: I'm sorry, Jane, but I don't like shows.
- —Thank you for offering such a good meal.— . A: I'm sorry to hear that B: I'm afraid so C: I don't like it D: I'm glad you all enjoy it
- If the date you two talk about doesn't work for you, you can use the following phrases: ( ). A: I'm sorry, I can't on Tuesday. B: I won't be able to meet on Wednesday. C: I'm afraid I can't on Monday. D: I really don't think I can on Thursday.
- —— I don’t want to eat anything. I’m not feeling well today.—— (), Carlos. I hope you’ll be better soon. A: It doesn’t matter B: Don’t bother C: I’m better now D: I’m sorry to hear that
- I'm sorry to __________ you __________, Mrs. Shaw, but I'm afraid we've run out of time.