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Well if you did something wrong to a person, yes please apologize. No one has ever choked to death from swallowing pride.
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How did you benefit from someone telling you the truth about something you were doing wrong?
Listen to what they said and correct the problem
How do you say I'm sorry in Japanese?
You may say 'sumimasen' to apologize if something you are doing is inconveniencing someone. (In this way, it is similar to 'Excuse me.' If you bump into someone, you can say 'sumimasen' to apologize. It can also carry the meaning of 'thank you;' you may say it, for example, if someone serves you something.) Other methods of apologizing are; 'Gomennasai,' 'gomen ne,' and the very polite 'moushi wake arimasen [deshita].' Meaning "I have excuse," it can be used to apologize for bigger transgressions.
What is correct spelling for coniver?
Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.Conniver, as in someone co-operating in doing something bad. A conifer, as in a green tree with cones.
Which is correct have picked or has picked?
It depends who's doing the picking. I have picked, you have picked, they have picked, we have picked; but he / she / someone (named) / something has picked.
Is my sentence correct - We apologize for taking part of your time while doing this?
Personally, I would say "We appologize if we are taking up some of your time"
How is discipline different from punishment?
Discipline is usually used to correct wrong behavior. Punishment is to stop someone from doing something that they are not supposed to do again.
What is it called when you make someone do something?
Coercion. You can coerce someone into doing something
What is flowing rhythm?
it is when someone or something is doing something without stopping and they are doing it fluently.
What is a word for someone doing someone a favor?
Throughing something out for someone
What means being up to something?
it means someone is doing something they shouldnt be doing or doing something secretively that noone else knows
Is it I or me correct grammar?
It depends on how they are used in a sentence.When it is the subject, or doing something, you use 'I."Example: I went shopping this morning.When it is an object, or someone is doing or giving something to you, you use "me."Examples: My mom kissed me. My brother gave me a gift.
Someone sets their mind on doing something and doing it is called?
perseverance
