"I think I'm going to head off. Sorry for disturbing."
- Is it natural to say "Sorry for disturbing" after you have "disturbed" someone?
- Should I add "you" after "disturbing" or is it not necessary?
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Does this answer your question? What are the differences between "sorry to keep you waiting" and "sorry for keeping you waiting."? – FumbleFingers Apr 06 '20 at 17:03
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Yes, you need to say what was disturbed: "you", "your room", "the fish tank", "the experiment". Sorry for disturbing your Aunt Jane.
"Interrupting" is different: Sorry for interrupting. Sorry for interrupting you. Sorry for interrupting the meeting. These are all OK.
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