BLAMING AND ACCUSING SOMEONE

1. Blaming

  Blaming is an expression that is used to say on somebody the responbility for something done (badly or wrongly) or not done.

Expressions for blaming :

§  Are you out of your mind? §  How could you do such a thing? §  What on earth were you thinking? §  It’s your fault/mistake. §  I think you are to blame. §  I think you are the one who could have done it. §  I can’t believe that you did it. §  I hope you are sorry. §  You are behind all this! §  You have to responsible for this! §  You should finish what you’ve started! §  It’s all because of you! §  It’s your responsibility! §  I blame you on........

Some expression to response it :

§  I’m sorry. It’s my fault. §  It’s my responsibility. I’m sorry. §  I’m sorry for the things I’ve done. §  Sorry for my fault. §  I know this was my fault.

2. Accusing

   Accusing is an expression that is used to say what you believe when someone is guilty of a crime or of doing something bad although he/she doesn’t know the truth.

Expressions for accusing :

§  It must have been you who did it. §  I think you're the only person who could have done it. §  You must be doing something wrong. §  You must be the doer. §  No one else could do such a thing, but you. §  I accuse you on........

Some expression to response it :

§  No, I didn’t. §  No. It wasn’t me. §  Yes, I did. Sorry. §  I’m really sorry. I didn’t mean to. §  You are probably right. §  I’m sorry. It’s my fault. §  Sorry for my fault. §  I’m sorry for I’ve done. §  I’m sorry.