It’s nice the doctor to devote all the time he has for the patients. A. of; to care B. for; to care C. for; to caring D. of; to caring 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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It’s nice ___________ the doctor to devote all the time he has _______ for the patients.

A. of; to care B. for; to care C. for; to caring D. of; to caring

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【解析】

试题分析：句意：那个医生将他所拥有的全部时间用在治疗病人上真是太善良了。对于It is+adj+of sb to do sth句型中介词of的选择要遵循的原则就是：形容词为描述人的品质时，如kind，nice，stupid等用介词of，表示某人做某事所体现出来的品质。devote sth to doing sth意为“将……用在做某事上”，本句中devote的宾语为all the time he has，其中he has为一定语从句，修饰all the time；后面的to为介词；故选D。

考点：考查介词的运用。

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