Correct usage? She felt badly that she arrived so late or...?
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You were close. Here's how it is said. \n\nShe felt BAD, not BADLY. \n\nBad is an ADVERB, and words like this describe VERBS, so it is being felt. \n\nBadly on the other hand is an ADJECTIVE and it describes NOUNS which describes a person, place or thing,.\n\nWhat you said the 2nd time around was right. Hope this helps you.
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I wanted to appologize for taking an unexpected leave yesterday.  I had a personal emergancy to attend to and also wanted to let you know that it will not happen again.  Again, I am sorry for my unexpected absense.\n\nThank You,\nJohn D.\n(and if he asks what it was, you can only say its personal - and he has to respect that)
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You did impose upon the hostess.  The best thing to do would have been to go to collect your daughter and mention the situation and why she must leave early.  This would have given the hostess an opportunity to offer an invitation to your friends daughter without feeling it was foisted upon her.  If she did not offer then collect your daughter with the promise of specially recognizing the birthday girl at a later date.  Since this has already past I would take the advice of the other answer of sending a gracious thank you and invite the hostess to a dinner, or perhaps even a night free of children (babysit for her) since she had so many plus one!
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This is completely accurate:\n\nDid you feel something was wrong whilst you were writing your dedication?\n\nNOTE:  Whilst is the grammatically correct form in this context not while.
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If I were you I'd leave it until you hear from her. If you haven't heard anything from her by Sunday night. Then I'd send her a text just saying hello and how are you. If however you still haven't heard from her by Wednesday, then I'd leave it all together.\n\nHowever just because you haven't heard from her yet, it doesn't mean that she doesn't like you, maybe she had lost her phone, or her battery isn't charged etc you never know what could have happened. However if you still haven't heard from her a week later, move on
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Being on Time!\nI hate it when people are late!
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This highlights the importance of effective communication.  You should have had her repeat your request, saying it back to you, prior to sending her on her way.  By having her repeat back to you, you may have been able to determine if she understood your request.\n\nOn the other hand, she sounds like a box of rocks.
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No. It was rude. She wasn't hurting her.\n\nI think everyone who stays here should learn English the official language. But I don't put a time limit on it.
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It's like thanks for your help, but no thanks. \n\nHelp arriving too late.
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You should have been there already!!\n\nYou are late!!
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1s, there were 2 people, dreamwalker and miss 3na. dreamwalker was 4ing for her but tried to 5 his feelings. he 6 for her name for 7al days. he w8ed 9 and day. 10 su10ly, he saw almost the 9est mes8es for the whole day. his longing for 7al days was answered by the words he 6. he tried to 5 down, but he can't. then he 4ed all his emotions 3ple time in2 1 story.\n\nthis is the story he wrote...
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R U M OR F?\n\nLol!\n\ngeeze, I can't believe I just wrote that. I feel like I need a shower or something.
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give it time sweetpea. Obviously she was uncomfortable. When she is ready it will happen.
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I was in second grade...so hmmm, 30 years or so ago.  I feel terrible about it too.  When we were done I got up from the sand box a little too quickly, said I'd call her later and ran home.  I still haven't called her and I can't even remember her name.  I'm such a heel.
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You didn't offer much information so it's a little "difficult" for anyone to help you.  If she was a "nice" person and she "had to leave" and you "knew it was coming", just be thankful for the time you had with her.
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HEY: SIMPLE GIRL:\nSO SORRY ABOUT YOUR CAR....I HOPE YOU GOT A NEW ONE...\nANYWAYS YOU CAN FIND THAT BOOK IN THE LIBRARY...'CAUSE I READ IT LAST WEEK AND IT'S COOL...
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2.  "of course"\n\n3.  "He hates to be late." It is assuming an emotion, which is not proper formal writing. \n\n4. "With the proper help..."  I think... I can't really remember my list of prepositions. I'm pretty sure "with" is a preposition, but "although" may be one too. Maybe "although" is a conjunction. Go with "With the proper help..." \n\n1. I'm assuming "By the light of the moon, I tripped over a rock."  This is just a guess, because the sentence doesn't sound right to me. It's been a while since I worked with dangling modifiers.