Which form is correct?
1) Sorry to keep you waiting.
2) Sorry for keeping you waiting.
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Both are correct.
1) Sorry to keep you waiting...after a delay, but there are further delays coming.
E.g.. on the phone, you've been kept waiting, and you getthis message implying you will have to wait a little more.
2) Sorry for keeping you waiting....after the delay, and the delay is finished.
E.g. on the phone, the delay is over and you will get down to business.
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Both are correct. However, the second one is more suitable for after the delay.
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They're right! i usually use both.
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both r valid
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1) Sorry to keep you waiting.
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