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    We suddenly saw the bus about to leave and had to run _____ to catch it.

             A. hardly     B. awkwardly      C. hard       D. strongly

     C


    解析:

    run hard意为“使劲跑”，句中hard是副词。Hardly“几乎不“，是否定副词，与本题不符。

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