alleryWhich sentence correctly follows the rule for a pronoun before a gerund?
AI am sorry for I being late.
BI am sorry for me being late.
CI am sorry for my being late.
DI am sorry for myself being late.
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. I am sorry for my being late.
When a noun or pronoun comes before a gerund, it is generally used in the possessive case.
Therefore, "my being late" is correct.
"I being late" and "me being late" are treated as incorrect in this rule.
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