apologise someone or apologise to someone?

[hothithu1985]

Which is the correct form?
apologise to someone for (not) doing something or
apologise someone for (not) doing something?
Thank you so much!

 

[Munch]

We apologise to somebody. We can also just apologise, for example:

"I will apologise", "He already apologised." and so on.

I am fairly sure this is true in both American and British English.

 

[5jj]

We apologise to somebody. We can also just apologise, for example:

"I will apologise", "He already apologised." and so on.

I am fairly sure this is true in both American and British English.

YES