Write your email professionally- Writing apology Emails
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This document provides guidance on writing apology emails. It explains that using "I'm sorry that" takes full responsibility for the issue, while "I'm sorry if" does not imply full responsibility. It also recommends using "I'm sorry about" to apologize for minor mistakes like typos or incorrect dates. Examples are given for each phrase, such as "I'm sorry that the correct file was not sent" or "I'm sorry if you didn't receive my previous mail." The purpose is to teach the proper way to structure apologies in professional emails.
Write your email professionally- Writing apology Emails
- 1. Write your Email Writing Apology Mails
- 2. Session Objective How to write your apology mails
- 3. Im sorry
- 4. Im sorry that Im sorry if Im sorry about
- 5. Im sorry if
- 6. Im sorry if Not sure of Responsibility Im sorry if + description..
- 7. Im sorry if Im sorry if + description.. Im sorry if you didnt receive my previous mail on training calendar. Im sorry if I didnt understand the directions correctly.
- 9. Im sorry that 100% sure of the responsibility Im sorry that + description
- 10. Im sorry that 100% sure of the responsibility Im sorry that + description Im sorry that the correct file was not sent. Im sorry that our training for next cycle has been deferred.
- 11. Im sorry that the correct file was not sent. I have included the correct file in the attachment. Im sorry that our training for next cycle has been deferred. Please check the new dates below at your convenience.
- 12. Im sorry about Im sorry about + Noun Slip- ups , minor mistakes/errors. Typos Spelling Dates Timings
- 13. Im sorry about + Noun Im sorry about + Noun Im sorry about the confusion. I will send you the new document with updated statistics shortly.
- 14. Im sorry about the confusion. Im sorry for the inconvenience/delay.