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Correct my sentence: 'I have done something wrong and i need to apologize'



 
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Correct my sentence: 'I have done something wrong and i need to apologize' Sat Mar 29, 2008 4:33 am  Correct my sentence: 'I have done something wrong and i need to apologize'		  
i have done something wrong and i need to apologize.But i don't know how to write it. "i am wrong" it seems like "chinese-english"

forgive my stupidity? dumbness?

appreciate it.
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correct my sentence please Sat Mar 29, 2008 12:29 pm  correct my sentence please		  
You can say 'sorry for my mistake'.
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Correct my sentence: 'I have done something wrong and i need to apologize' Sun Mar 30, 2008 5:04 am  Correct my sentence: 'I have done something wrong and i need to apologize'		  
how about "forgive my mistake"?

and what is the difference between outfit, clothes and attire

thanks for the answer
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