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    He apologized to me ___ again.

    A. to be late    B. of being late    C. to have been late    D. for being late

    D


    解析:

    apologize to sb. for sth.为常见搭配，如用A或C，不定式不能成该句子的原因状语，B项与谓语动词形不成搭配。

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