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“I have no excuse for arriving late to the meeting.” The gerund phrase is…

A. arriving late to the meeting
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B. I have no excuse
C. for arriving late
D. to the meeting

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  • arriving late to the meeting
  • I have no excuse
  • for arriving late
  • to the meeting

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