Sorry to, Sorry for
Some students of English as a Second Language make mistakes in the preposition that they use after the word sorry.
Let’s discuss it in the simplest way possible.
Sorry to is followed by a VERB.
Example:
I am sorry to bother you, but could you please help me
with my homework?
Sorry for is followed by a NOUN.
Example:
I feel sorry for Jake. His pet goldfish died and now, he’s
really devastated.
Sorry for is followed by a GERUND. A Gerund is a verb
that ends in -ing, but it functions as a noun.
Example:
I’m sorry for bothering you, but could you please help
me with my homework?
第二言語としての英語の生徒の中には、「ごめんなさい」という単語の後に使用する前置詞を間違える人もいます。
可能な限り簡単な方法でそれについて話し合いましょう。
申し訳ありませんが、動詞が続きます。
例:
I am sorry to bother you, but could you please help me with my homework?
申し訳ありませんが、名詞が続きます。
例:
I feel sorry for Jake. His pet goldfish died and now, he’s really devastated.
申し訳ありませんが、動名詞が続きます。動名詞は-ingで終わる動詞ですが、名詞として機能します。
例:
I’m sorry for bothering you, but could you please help me with my homework?
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