talking about complaints

TALKING ABOUT COMPLAINTS.

Nageswar Rao. A

For Primary Students.

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Complaints are expressions of "displeasure or annoyance" in response to an action that is seen by the speaker as unfavorable.

Nageswar Rao. A

I have a complaint to

make.

Nageswar Rao. A

Sorry there is nothing we can do

about it.

Nageswar Rao. A

Sorry to bother you but I am

waiting here for a quite long time.

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I'm afraid, there isn't much we can

do about it.

Nageswar Rao. A

I'm afraid there is a slight problem with your yesterday’s

pizza.

Nageswar Rao. A

I'm so sorry, but this will never occur

again.

Nageswar Rao. A

Excuse me but there is a problem about

your serving.

Nageswar Rao. A

I'm really sorry; I'll do my best not to do the same mistake again.

Nageswar Rao. A

I want to complain about

this boy.

Nageswar Rao. A

I'm angry because you called me

naughty.

Nageswar Rao. A

Sorry there is nothing I can do

about it.

Nageswar Rao. A

I'm sorry to say this but your food is

inedible.

Nageswar Rao. A

I'm sorry, we promise never to do the same mistake

again.

Nageswar Rao. A

I'm angry about the way you treat me. 

Nageswar Rao. A

I'm so sorry, but this will never happen

again.

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