They are phrases – not clauses, and 'meeting' is not a gerund – it's a noun.Are "For the meeting" and "at the meeting" gerund clauses or not, please?
1. I was late for the meeting.
2. Why weren't you at the meeting yesterday?
Do you mean I posted this question in other forums?They are phrases – not clauses, and 'meeting' is not a gerund – it's a noun.
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