Andrew always keeps _________ new books


  1. A.
    choosing to read
  2. B.
    chose to read
  3. C.
    chooses to read
  4. D.
    choosing reading
A
試題分析: 句意：安德魯總是不停地選擇讀新書。Keep doing sth一直做某事，choose to do sth,選擇去做某，故選A。
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