B101: Lesson 13: Apologising for Mistakes and Work Errors

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B101: Lesson 13: Apologising for Mistakes and Work Errors


Froggy Jumps B101: Lesson 13: Apologising for Mistakes and Work ErrorsVersion en ligne Common mistakes and fixes. par The Royal Visions 1 Something done incorrectly; a wrong action or judgment. a Mistake b Plan c Success 2 To say you are formally and professionally sorry for something. a Apologize b Laugh c Shout 3 To confess or agree that you did something wrong. a Admit b Hide c Deny 4 A mistake made because you forgot something or didn't notice it. a Oversight b Focus c View 5 To repair a problem or make something right again. a Lose b Fix c Break 6 The state of being accountable; accepting that it was your job or fault. a Holiday b Responsibility c Hobby 7 To make certain or guarantee that something happens (or doesn't happen again). a Guess b Hope c Ensure 8 Not right; wrong or inaccurate. a Right b Good c Incorrect 9 Happening later than originally planned or expected. a Early b Delayed c Fast 10 To choose to ignore a mistake or forgive it without punishing. a Overlook b Stare c Watch 11 A formal or technical word for a mistake (e.g., a calculation ____). a Truth b Fact c Error 12 The blame or responsibility for a bad situation (e.g., "It was my ____"). a Reward b Fault c Gift 13 The answer or method used to resolve a problem. a Mystery b Solution c Question 14 To stop feeling angry at someone for a mistake they made. a Hate b Punish c Forgive 15 Doing something by mistake, not on purpose. a Carefully b Accidentally c Purposely 16 A dirty, untidy, or very disorganized situation (like spilling coffee). a Order b Mess c Clean 17 To change something that is wrong so that it becomes right. a Ignore b Correct c Break 18 To fail to meet, reach, or finish something on time (e.g., a deadline). a Miss b Catch c Hit 19 To formally suggest a plan or idea to fix a problem. a Propose b Reject c Hide 20 A failure to communicate clearly, which often leads to an accidental mistake. a Misunderstanding b Clarity c Agreement

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B101: Lesson 13: Apologising for Mistakes and Work ErrorsVersion en ligne

par The Royal Visions

Something done incorrectly; a wrong action or judgment.

To say you are formally and professionally sorry for something.

To confess or agree that you did something wrong.

A mistake made because you forgot something or didn't notice it.

To repair a problem or make something right again.

The state of being accountable; accepting that it was your job or fault.

To make certain or guarantee that something happens (or doesn't happen again).

Not right; wrong or inaccurate.

Happening later than originally planned or expected.

To choose to ignore a mistake or forgive it without punishing.

A formal or technical word for a mistake (e.g., a calculation ____).

The blame or responsibility for a bad situation (e.g., "It was my ____").

The answer or method used to resolve a problem.

To stop feeling angry at someone for a mistake they made.

Doing something by mistake, not on purpose.

A dirty, untidy, or very disorganized situation (like spilling coffee).

To change something that is wrong so that it becomes right.

To fail to meet, reach, or finish something on time (e.g., a deadline).

To formally suggest a plan or idea to fix a problem.

A failure to communicate clearly, which often leads to an accidental mistake.