The fact of me/ being a stranger/ does not excuse his conduct.

1.	The fact of me/ being a stranger/ does not excuse his conduct.
A.	The fact of me
B.	being a stranger
C.	does not excuse his conduct
D.	No error
Answer» B. being a stranger

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The fact of me/ being a stranger/ does not excuse his conduct.

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