[ Grammar ]
They insisted on _____ us home.
A. drive
B. driving
C. drives
D. to drive
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Question Words › ViewWho was in camp 11 last night?
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
Modal Verbs › View
__________ taking me downtown on your way to work this morning?
A. Can you
B. Why don’t you
C. Could you please
D. Would you mind
Vocabulary & Grammar › View‘What did he say about Tom?’
‘Brad ___________ he was a native speaker’
A. said
B. said me
C. told
D. told that
Vocabulary › View
What is the definition of ‘discern’?
A. To delay something until a later date
B. The darkest part of twilight
C. Finding something out with difficulty
D. An organised fight between two people