1. " I am sorry for being late" se said to me
- She apologized
2. You'd better bring a raincoat; it's going to rain
-- In case

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1. " I am sorry for being late" se said to me
-> She apologized
2. You&#x27;d better bring a raincoat; it&#x27;s going to rain
--> In case

Ducanh · Accepted Answer

bạn tham khảo:

1. "I am sorry for being late," she said to me.
-> She apologized for being late.
2. You'd better bring a raincoat; it's going to rain
--> In case it rains, you'd better bring a raincoat.

Timi · Answer

In case it rains, you&#x27;d better bring a raincoat.

Nguyễn Thị Kiều Thanh · Answer

1. " I am sorry for being late" se said to me-> She apologized for being late.

2. You'd better bring a raincoat; it's going to rain--> In case it rains , you'd better bring a rain coat.

đồ đáng ghét ;-; · Answer

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1. She apologized for being late.

2. In case it rains, you'd better bring a raincoat.

Vũ Đào Duy Hùng [ᥫнaəng2010] · Answer

1. --> She apologized for being late.

2. --> In case it rains, you’d better bring a raincoat.

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