Translate this essay in English, thank you i am sorry to trouble you i need you

I'm sorry to trouble you. I need your help. When I got home, I found my English book in my backpack and I took the book.

I guess it must be Tracy's book, because her name is in my English book, if it could be yours please help me put the table. If it's not on the table, please let me know Tracy's ** number. She might still have my book.

I look forward to your email. Thank you very much.

Sorry to bother you, I need your help. When I got home, I found that my English textbook was not in my bag and I had brought the wrong book. I thought it must be Tracy's book, because it had her name on it.

I guess my book might be on your desk. If it's really there, please keep it for me, and if it's not on the table, please tell me Tracy's ** number. She probably took my book.

We look forward to receiving your email.

I'm very sorry for the trouble. I need your help. When I got home, I found that my English book was not in my backpack and I took the wrong book. I think it should be Tracy's book because his name is on it.

I think my English book should be on your desk. If it's there, please keep it for me. If it's not on the table, please tell me the ** number of Tracy. She probably took my book.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Sorry to bother you, I need your help, after I got home, I found out that my English book was not in my bag, I took the wrong book, I thought it must be Tracy because it has his name on it.

I think my English book should be on your desk if it's still there, please keep it for me, if not on the table please tell me Tracy's number, she may have taken my book.

I look forward to your reply, thank you! Hope.

It is a typical answer, which is more colloquial, and most foreigners answer in this way in their lives.

i'msorry

totrouble

you.(I'm sorry to cause you trouble.) ）

forget

it.(The literal translation is "forget it", but it actually means "it's okay, it's okay.") LZ can think of how often you cause trouble to someone, and then you apologize and say to him, "I'm sorry, I'm in trouble", and most people say "it's okay"). forget

That's what it means, so you don't have to worry about it, you don't have to be embarrassed, you just forget about it.

itdoesn't

matter.It can also be used as a reply, which also means "it's okay, it's okay". But it's more written, and forget

it.Compare life and colloquialism, and if the answer is both, choose forgetitIt would be better.

Hello: That's right:

Meaning: What went wrong? What's the matter?

If you use: What is wrong with you?

The tone is too strong, saying: What's wrong with you? What questions do you have?

Of course, if you analyze it from a grammatical point of view, both answers are fine.

Learn and progress!

Timely adoption, thank you.

There is a rhetorical question that translates to "Does this seem to be a problem?" The latter sentence is a question sentence, which expresses concern for the current situation and state of life.

Actually, you can, but what seems to be the problem is worse than what is wrong with you?

Be more polite.

i am sorry to trouble with you , sir?It's more formal, so use the front one, and the back is more popular.

I am sorry to trouble you, which means that you want the other person to help.

What is wrong with you, although it's also asking what's wrong or something, but it feels like the other party has something wrong (okay, I'm talking nonsense).

I don't know, maybe it's idiomatic usage.

I am sorry to trouble you, sir'I'm sorry to bother you, sir", is generally used to say to someone when they need help. The corresponding sentence is naturally the person who hears it answers, "What's wrong (is something wrong?)" Similar answers.