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I don’t think it is advisable ________ in your coming university.

A.your studying maths

B.you study maths

C.for you to study maths

D.of you to study maths

 

【答案】

C

【解析】

试题解析:题干中it is advisable可以加for sb. to do或that sb. (should) do。若选B,it是形式主语,that从句为主语从句,所以that不可以省略。D选项中的of you不对,应为for you,因为advisable(合理的)修饰的是后面所提的“事”,而不是“人”。句意是我不认为你在大学学习数学专业是件合适的事情。故选C。

考点:动词用法,

点评:动词后可跟多种形式,要根据具体的句子分析其句子成分然后选择合适的形式。要求考生平时要加强这方面的记忆和积累,并且具有很强的句子分析能力。

 

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