“I am sorry I tore your trousers,” said Joseph. (apologise)
A. Joseph apologised about tearing my trousers.
B. Joseph apologised to having torn my trousers.
C. Joseph apologised for tearing my trousers.
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A. so it was proposed
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His dad comes to pick him up in the afternoon.
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B. Present Continuous Tense
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Please type your password to ___ your account.
a. excess
b. access