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When I say "Sorry for bothering you" that means I'm still bothering you . 

But if it has just finished at the time of speaking but lasted for a long time shall I say "Sorry to have bothered you": "Sorry to have bothered you." or Sorry because I have been bothering you ""Sorry because I have been bothering you."?

When I say "Sorry for bothering you" that means I'm still bothering you . But if it has just finished at the time of speaking but lasted for a long time shall I say "Sorry to have bothered you" or Sorry because I have been bothering you "

When I say "Sorry for bothering you" that means I'm still bothering you . 

But if it has just finished at the time of speaking but lasted for a long time shall I say: "Sorry to have bothered you." or "Sorry because I have been bothering you."?

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have bothered or have been bothering

When I say "Sorry for bothering you" that means I'm still bothering you . But if it has just finished at the time of speaking but lasted for a long time shall I say "Sorry to have bothered you" or Sorry because I have been bothering you "