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    I've worked with children before,so I know what ________ in my new job．


    1. A.
      expect
    2. B.
      to expect
    3. C.
      to be expecting
    4. D.
      expect
    B
    本题考查“动词+连接词+不定式结构”，考查考生通过语言环境正确使用非谓语形式的能力。不定式to expect与what有动宾关系，考生忽略了这一特殊性，因而失误者众多。
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