The document provides guidance on how to properly apologize when doing something wrong, such as sleeping in class. It lists five acceptable apologies to use: "OK", "I'm sorry", "I'm so sorry", "I'm very sorry", and "I'm terribly sorry". The tone used when apologizing is important. The document also lists invalid ways to apologize, such as saying "I don't care!", telling a lie, or blowing a raspberry.

1. SPEC 2 Unit 19
Don’t shout, Chris.

2. Don’t talk in the library.

3. Don’t sleep in class.

4. Don’t shout in class.

5. Don’t jump in class.

6. Don’t run in your bedroom.

7. Don’t do homework in class.

8. How do you reply if you are
asleep in class and teacher
says, ‘Don’t sleep in class’?

9. No mime this week!
How to apologise.
If we do something wrong, we
sometimes need to apologise. In
English there are a lot of words and
phrases we can use to apologise. Here
are five.

10. When we do something wrong, like sleep in class.
How to apologise.
● Just to say ‘OK’ is sometimes enough.
● I’m sorry.
● I’m so sorry.
● I’m very sorry.
● I’m terribly sorry.
more sorry Tone is important!

11. How not to apologise.
If you are bad you might say one of
these!
● I don’t care!
● I wasn’t! (tell a lie)
● Blow a raspberry

12. Don’t sleep in class.

13. Don’t shout in class.

14. Don’t jump in class.

15. Don’t run in your bedroom.

16. Don’t do homework in class.