Spoken Pattern - 106It’s my fault + ( Sub + Verb + Obj )
I. EXAMPLES: 1. It’s my fault we missed the bus. 2. It’s my fault you didn’t get paid on time. 3. It’s my fault we lost the game. II. DIALOGUES: A: I can’t find my car keys. B: I’m sorry it’s my fault. I accidentally locked them in the car last night when I came home. A: Well, at least they’re not lost. B: That’s true but how are you going to get them out? A: I have another set of keys tied under the car. B: That was smart thinking. |
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