【題目】Would you mind ______ the music?

A. I listening to

B. my listening to

C. me listen to

【答案】B

【解析】試題分析：句意：你介意我聽音樂嗎？mind doing sth介意做某事，此處修飾動名詞listening，故用代詞my或me，故選B。

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