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MUSCOVITE Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Use of the gerund after the verbs "to face" and "to excuse"

Hi,

Are the following sample sentences correct grammar/perfect English?

to face:
  • He couldn't face driving all the way to Los Angeles
  • Mr. MacArthur can't face selling the store.
  • Can you face dealing with him everyday?
to excuse:
  • Whatever their circumstances, it does not excuse doing such a thing to a defenseless animal.
  • They couldn’t excuse writing such a flabby document.
    mus-te
  

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'Every day' is two words. Otherwise, they are all fine.
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Thank you Mister Micawber!
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