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What is the present tense of insisted on?

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The present tense of insisted on is insist on.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of insist on is insists on.

The present participle of insist on is insisting on.

The past participle of insist on is insisted on.

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The Ndola Wanderers coach advised the incoming coach to insist on friendlies before any major international games.
We have all raged at those dangerous idiots who insist on driving one-handed down the motorway at 80 mph while gabbling into a mobile phone.
Upon partial payment, the creditor may insist on receiving a new bond for the remnant, or he may give an acquittance for the part paid.
This measure flies in the face of judicial efforts to insist on disclosure of evidence.
Accordingly, the purchaser would be warned to insist on the appointment of a second trustee for his own protection.
Under the paragraph 3 process, parents have a qualified right to insist on their preference for a particular school.

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