at 19:14. "Please be reminded" is just wrong and, lexically, makes no sense. You are already reminding them, so asking them to be reminded is pointless. They have no choice. It's like shaking someone who is asleep and then, after they're awake, saying "Please be awakened". - Kevin. lessformal. I apologise for the delay in replying. Sorry for the delay in replying. I/We apologise for the inconvenience. Sorry for the inconvenience. I/We apologise for any inconvenience caused. Sorry for any trouble caused. Please accept our/my sincere apologies. I/We are very sorry . Howto support someone who's grieving. Helping a grieving person tip 1: Understand the grieving process. Tip 2: Know what to say to someone who's grieving. Tip 3: Offer practical assistance. Tip 4: Provide ongoing support. Tip 5: Watch for warning signs of depression. How to comfort a child who's grieving. TypicallyI said "we tried to touch base the other day (or whenever) but couldn't get ahold of you, so I thought I'd try this afternoon." Or you can (falsely) assume the blame yourself and say "I got a little behind and missed you on Tuesday, so I thought I'd follow up this afternoon. I hope it's not inconvenient." TheBookmark. Hold your hand up briefly, either casually or as a full-on-stop—this cues that you have something to stay. Or, if you want to keep someone from interrupting, use this cue but hold your fingers straighter showing a stop and say, "Let me just finish this thought.". qw1F.

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