“No, no .I really must sit for the test.”
A. She liked sitting for the test .
B. She insisted of sitting for the test .
C. She insisted on sitting for the test .
D. She insisted to sit for the test .
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A. Read
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C. Scarcely I had finished my meal when the phone rang.
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A. He ate breakfast every morning.
B. He eating breakfast every morning.
C. He eats breakfast every morning.
D. He eat breakfast every morning.