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The document provides examples of phrases to use when expressing an apology or forgiving someone. It lists common apologies like "I'm sorry", "Please forgive me", and ways to accept an apology such as "It's okay", "Never mind", "I forgive you". It then gives a short example dialogue where Sari breaks Aldo's pencil and apologizes, with Aldo accepting the apology.
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