Don't h_______ to contact me if you have any further questions.

Don't h_______ to contact me if you have any further questions.

• A. Hesitate
• B. Desist
• C. Warn
• D. Refuse

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is choosing a natural, polite verb to complete an inviting sentence in English. Don’t hesitate to contact me is a common, friendly way to tell someone that they should feel free to reach out with any questions. Hesitate here means to pause or delay due to doubt or uncertainty, so telling someone not to hesitate encourages them to contact you without worry. The other options don’t fit the sense of invitation. Desist means to stop doing something and would make the sentence odd or imply a contradiction. Warn isn’t used in this construction and would alter the meaning to something about giving a caution. Refuse would suggest withholding contact or rejecting the idea of contacting, which again flips the intended invitation. So the best choice expresses a warm, open invitation to reach out.

The idea being tested is choosing a natural, polite verb to complete an inviting sentence in English. Don’t hesitate to contact me is a common, friendly way to tell someone that they should feel free to reach out with any questions. Hesitate here means to pause or delay due to doubt or uncertainty, so telling someone not to hesitate encourages them to contact you without worry.

The other options don’t fit the sense of invitation. Desist means to stop doing something and would make the sentence odd or imply a contradiction. Warn isn’t used in this construction and would alter the meaning to something about giving a caution. Refuse would suggest withholding contact or rejecting the idea of contacting, which again flips the intended invitation.

So the best choice expresses a warm, open invitation to reach out.