MISSING MONDAY: TO APOLOGISE ___ ING/INFINITIVE
25 / 01 / 2016
MISSING MONDAY: TO APOLOGISE ___ ING/INFINITIVE: meaning and examples
Hello everyone, and welcome to the first Daily Vitamin lesson of the week! I hope that you enjoyed your weekend.
Today's Missing Monday has two words: the preposition that comes after the word APOLOGISE, and the infinitive or gerund that comes after the preposition. Let's see if you can complete both parts of the sentence below.
Sentence: He apologised [___] [___] my glasses.
Hint: The second word is some form of the word BREAK. It could be a gerund or it could be a bare infinitive (without TO).
Give us your best guess on Facebook or Twitter. We will provide the answer later today.
Thanks for participating!
Today's Missing Monday has two words: the preposition that comes after the word APOLOGISE, and the infinitive or gerund that comes after the preposition. Let's see if you can complete both parts of the sentence below.
Sentence: He apologised [___] [___] my glasses.
Hint: The second word is some form of the word BREAK. It could be a gerund or it could be a bare infinitive (without TO).
Give us your best guess on Facebook or Twitter. We will provide the answer later today.
Thanks for participating!
