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English Conversation : Making an Excuse

Sridevi D.

03/05/2020 1 0

Yeah: a causal way to say "yes"

A) Do you like pizza?
B) Yeah.

A) Is your name Joe?
B) Yeah. Why?

2. to feel bad about something: to feel sad or sorry for something
I feel bad about not going to her birthday party.
She feels bad about calling you stupid. She only said it because she was angry.

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