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How to say in English ? When you're standing in someone else's way. Is it correct to say : Sorry, I'm on the way? Sorry, I'm in the way? Or something else? Thanks in advance

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Almost right! You could say "Sorry. Am I in the way?" or "Sorry, am I in your way?". Note the interrogative word order. Be careful not to confuse 'in the/my/your way' (meaning causing an obstruction) to 'on the/my/your way' (meaning 'en route'). For example, when you're due to meet a friend, you might send a message saying "I'm on my way!" meaning that you've set out and you're going to arrive soon.
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Just say: "Oh, sorry". Then move out of the way... (UK)

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