To be fair, this person must not have English as a first language to use "of" instead of "for."
Agreed deckardcanine, OR maybe 'sorry' should be 'guilty'?
I don't see anything wrong with the quotation marks here. This is exactly what quotation marks are for. Management is saying "Sorry of the inconvenience."
True enough Mike, but it is an odd way to say it.
To be fair, this person must not have English as a first language to use "of" instead of "for."
ReplyDeleteAgreed deckardcanine, OR maybe 'sorry' should be 'guilty'?
ReplyDeleteI don't see anything wrong with the quotation marks here. This is exactly what quotation marks are for. Management is saying "Sorry of the inconvenience."
ReplyDeleteTrue enough Mike, but it is an odd way to say it.
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