Be careful about "don't bother", it can be interpreted as actively hostile. It's about like when you say to your other half, "I'm going to spend the rent for the next 3 months …
3) I won't bother to look for it. 4) I won't bother looking for it. In my view 3 is just as acceptable as 4. I think the difference in the two cases is to do with whether it is a …
1. "Do not bother" is not a completely formal expression, hence I wouldn't use it while communicating with people such as my boss. You can use it with clients though, …
Do not bother yourself to ask the professor, because you know the answer. (2). Do not bother the professor because he won't tell you the answer. Your interpretation (1) …
OP's bug is informal/slangy, and shouldn't be used unless you know the other party very well, but in most other contexts it should be fine to say "Sorry to trouble (or …
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