Blaming and Accusing Someone

(1) BLAMING

 

     Blaming : When someone said that person did a mistake that should be her/his responsibility, like  choosing wrong way. Blaming is an expression that is used to say on somebody the responsibility for something done (badly or wrongly) or not done: He blamed his teacher for his failure. Blaming is finding fault: if you don’t do the work well, you will incur.

Expressing Blaming :

• It was your fault

• You are the one to blame

• Serves you right

• You are to blame for  steel my …

Response Blaming :

• I’m sorry. It’s my fault

• Sorry for my fault

• I’m sorry for the things. I’ve donne

• It’s my responsibility. I’m sorry

(2) ACCUSING

     Expression when someone said that person did something wrong although she/he doesn’t know the truth, like stealing. Say that somebody has done wrong or broken the law: She accused me of theft.

Expressing 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

Response  Accusing :

• I’m sorry. It’s my fault

• Sorry for my fault

• I’m sorry for the things. I’ve donne

• It’s my responsibility. I’m sorry