Apologizing in English

Bob the Canadian teaches how to apologize in English, covering various phrases and levels of sincerity. He shares a childhood story to illustrate a simple apology and explains the importance of recognizing and naming faults. The video also covers formal and informal apologies, asking for forgiveness, and provides a comprehensive example. Bob concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with his content.

What is the main purpose of the video?

• To teach English grammar

• To learn about Canadian culture

• To understand how to apologize in English

• To discuss childhood stories

In Bob's childhood story, who told him to apologize?

• His mother

• His brother

• His teacher

• His grandmother

Which phrase adds a level of sincerity to an apology?

• I am so sorry

• I am happy

• I am not sorry

• I am sorry

Why is it important for an apology to be sincere?

• To make it sound more formal

• To ensure it doesn't seem fake

• To make it longer

• To impress the listener

Which informal phrase can be used to apologize among friends?

• I apologize

• I am sorry

• I regret

• My bad

What is a stronger form of apology?

• Laughing it off

• Naming the wrongdoing

• Ignoring the mistake

• Saying 'I am sorry'

What does admitting fault in an apology involve?

• Taking responsibility

• Ignoring the issue

• Making excuses

• Blaming someone else

Which phrase can be used to ask for forgiveness?

• It's not my fault

• I don't care

• I hope you can forgive me

• I am not sorry

What are Canadians known for regarding apologies?

• Never apologizing

• Apologizing only in formal settings

• Rarely apologizing

• Apologizing frequently

What does Bob encourage viewers to do at the end of the video?

• Forget about the lesson

• Dislike the video

• Leave a comment

• Ignore the video