[ Grammar ]
‘Stop making excuses,’ they told me.
They told me ______.
A. to stop making excuses.
B. to stopping making excuses.
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A. Beside the tub
B. on the wall
C. under the tub
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`I´m sorry! I´m late!! Do you mind ……for me?
A. waiting
B. to wait