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    While our manager is away on business, Our company will be ______ Mr. Zhang.

    A．in the charge ofB．in charge of
    C．taken charge of D．taking the charge of

    A

    解析试题分析：考查固定词组，in the charge of 意思“受管理”，in charge of意思“负责”，taken charge of意思“控制”，句子意思“当我们的老板出去做生意时候，我们的公司将被张先生管理”，所以选A
    考点：考查固定词组
    点评：固定词组是常考内容，平时要多记多积累，做题时就很容易做出正确做出选择。

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