March 22, 2021
Sentences 055: Remorseful, Making It Up, Backing Down
She was extremely remorseful for destroying his favourite china.
I forgot our wedding day and had to buy a huge bouquet of flowers to make it up to my spouse.
The failing manager was asked to back down. He refused and was fired.
She was extremely remorseful for destroying his favourite china.
I forgot our wedding day and had to buy a huge bouquet of flowers to make it up to my spouse.
I would use the word "wedding anniversary" instead of "wedding day". Unless it was actually the day you intended to get married.
Sentences 055: Remorseful, Making It Up, Backing Down
I forgot our wedding day and had to buy a huge bouquet of flowers to make it up to my spouse.
This sentence is good. For some of these two-part sentences, using so can help show a link:
"I forgot our wedding day, so I had to buy a huge bouquet of flowers to make it up to my spouse."
"He refused, so he was fired."
The failing manager was asked to backstep down.
I think that the expression "step down" works better. You might back out of a deal, but you would probably step down from a job.
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Sentences 055: Remorseful, Making It Up, Backing Down This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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She was extremely remorseful for destroying his favourite china. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I forgot our wedding day and had to buy a huge bouquet of flowers to make it up to my spouse. I forgot our wedding day and had to buy a huge bouquet of flowers to make it up to my spouse. This sentence is good. For some of these two-part sentences, using so can help show a link: "I forgot our wedding day, so I had to buy a huge bouquet of flowers to make it up to my spouse." "He refused, so he was fired." I forgot our wedding day and had to buy a huge bouquet of flowers to make it up to my spouse. I would use the word "wedding anniversary" instead of "wedding day". Unless it was actually the day you intended to get married. |
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The failing manager was asked to back down. The failing manager was asked to I think that the expression "step down" works better. You might back out of a deal, but you would probably step down from a job. |
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He refused and was fired. |
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