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You may argue with your partner and end up in a quarrel; or you disagree with a friend, and have an argument with him or her. In either case, you end up feeling low, and want to make up as soon as possible. The only way is to say “sorry”! This is the most precious word in the English language. Read on to find out how to say sorry in the right way.

The first thing to remember is not to hide your feelings. Apologize only if you really do feel sorry. Do not lie or give false excuses. Even if it takes the person a long time to respond(回應(yīng))，do not let your temper rise, since you cannot expect a person to accept your apology at once. Give your partner time to cool off a bit, and then apologize. It is always better to sort things out quickly. Remember that it does no good to keep arguing about who is right or wrong when tempers are flying.

When apologizing, always look the other in the eyes, and stay calm. Do you want to know how to say sorry to a girl? Once you’ve accepted that you’ve make a mistake, meet her in person to apologize. Never say sorry to a girl on the phone. You can say sorry with flowers or with a card. Small gifts are also very effective.

It can be difficult to say sorry after a fight. A written apology for an unforgivable mistake, such as cheating, is often the best way.

Owning up to a mistake is very important, and it takes courage to apologize for bad behaviour. Your effort will not change the past, but can have a big effect on the future.

How to Say Sorry

Theme

After you have quarreled with a friend, the best way for you to be 76._________ again to him or her is to apologize.

Don’ts and dos of apologizing

Do not 77. _________ your feeling when you really feel sorry.

Do not lie, or give false excuses.

Do not be78. ______ if your apology is not accepted at once.

Do not 79. _______ on finding out who is right or wrong.

Remember to give your friend 80. _________ to get calm.

Remember to look your friend in the 81._________ when apologize.

One can write an apology letter for one’s unforgivable 82.__________.

How to say sorry to a girl

Never apologize on the phone instead of meeting her 83.______________.

Apologize with flowers , a card, or a 84.______________.

Conclusion

It is very important to realize your mistakes and apologize for your bad behaviour. Apologies do not change the past, but do change the 85.__________.

 

【答案】

 76. friendly  77. hide  78. angry  79. insist  80. time 

81. eyes  82. mistakes  83. personally  84. gift  85. future

【解析】略

 

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