Choose A, B, C, or D to complete the sentences.
He reluctantly consented________ reporter’s questions.
A.be answered
B.to answering
C.to answer
D.answering

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John neglected ________ his assignment for tomorrow and watched World Cup instead.
A.to be done
B.doing
C.to doing
D.to do

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The officer commanded his men _________.
A.to fire
B.firing
C.fire
D.to be firing

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She warned me ________ the wire.
A.touched
B.not touch
C.not touching
D.not to touch

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I regret ________ you that your application has been refused.
A.to inform
B.informing
C.inform
D.to be informing

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There is no point in ________ to the airport now.
A.to go
B.going
C.go
D.to going

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Are his ideas worth ________ to?
A.listening
B.to listen
C.being listened
D.to listening

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The children are used to ________ after school by his parents every day.
A.to pick up
B.picking up
C.to be picked up
D.being picked up

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He was seen ________ the tree over there.
A.to climbed
B.to climbing
C.to climb
D.climbing

Choose the underlined part among A, B, C or D that needs correction.When an (A) university formulates new regulations (B), it must relay (C) its decision to (D) the students and faculties.
A.regulation (B)
B.an (A)
C.to (D)
D.relay (C)