->express a concern or regret for what has happened.

I. EXAMPLES:

It’s too bad that we lost the match.
It’s too bad that we have to cancel the get-together.
It’s too bad that you can’t come.
It’s too bad.
It’s too bad that the rain spoiled our picnic.

II. DIALOGUES:

A: What happened to Steve? I haven’t seen him at work for a long time.
B: He was fired because of his poor work performance.
A: It’s too bad he’s gone. He had such a good sense of humor.
B: Yes, but he also had a serious drinking problem which affected his work.
A: I didn’t know that.
B: Yeah. He had such potential too. It’s too bad

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I. EXAMPLES:

It’s my fault we missed the bus.
It’s my fault you didn’t get paid on time.
It’s my fault we lost the game.

II. DIALOGUES:

A: I can’t find my car keys.
B: I’m sorry it’s my fault. I accidentally locked them in the car last night when I came home.
A: Well, at least they’re not lost.
B: That’s true but how are you going to get them out?
A: I have another set of keys tied under the car.
B: That was smart thinking.

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