Question

She refused to let me wash all the dishes. She insisted ____________ helping me do the dishes.

Answer 1

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She insisted on helping me do the dishes

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Answer 2

Complete Question:

She refused to let me wash all the dishes. She insisted ____________ helping me do the dishes.

Fill in the blanks with a suitable preposition.

Answer:

"On"

She refused to let me wash all the dishes. She insisted on helping me do the dishes.

Explanation:

• Prepositions in English grammar are a handy tool which indicates the relationship between a word in a sentence and the word acts as the object of the preposition.

• These are simple, single words which are usually employed before nouns.

• When a verb combines with a preposition it makes a prepositional phrase or a phrasal verb.

• Here the verb 'insisted' has taken the preposition "on"

• "Insist on" represents a prepositional verb, where a verb is followed by a particular preposition to make a sentence sound very fluent.

• This phrase means to say or show that a person believes that something is necessary or very important

• The given sentence expresses that She insists on helping.

Hence the correct sentence-

She refused to let me wash all the dishes. She insisted on helping me do the dishes.

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