6. He _____ to lend me his bicycle but I refused．for I didn’t

want to trouble him．

A．failed    B．offered  C．considered D．insisted

B


解析:

offer to do sth意為“主動(dòng)做某事”；fail to do sth．意為“沒做成某事”；consider后需接動(dòng)名詞，即consider doing sth．；insist on doing sth．意為“堅(jiān)持做某事”。故選B.

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