Question

your behaviour does not admit ________any excuses

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Answer 1

Answer:

The answer is: Your behaviour does not admit for any excuses​.

Explanation:

• In this we use preposition 'for'.
• For can also be used as a preposition (followed by a noun). Wait a while there, as a conjunction (a word or phrase that joins two clauses).
• We utilise to discuss a rationale or purpose for anything.
• "For" means to have as a purpose, destination, receiver, or quantity.
• Anywhere you like—in the middle or at the start of a sentence—we can insert a "for."
• We can used it as a function word to denote departure for home or acting in the best interests of the situation.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Your behavior does not admit to any excuses.

Explanation:

we can use TO as a preposition in many ways:

• used as a destination or direction. eg: We’re going to Delhi next week.
• used as a receiver of an action. eg: She’s always writing letters to her best friend.
• used as indicating time. eg: Her train arrives at quarter to nine.
• used after nouns. eg: The door to the main hall was open
• used after verbs. eg: He reluctantly admitted to knowing her.
• used after adjectives. eg: Be kind to her. You’re so nasty to her!
• To the to-infinitive. eg: She loves to wear black dresses.

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