题目内容
20．The car accident on the main road the other day ____ the careless driving of a driver．（ ）| A． | was resulted from | B． | resulted in | ||
| C． | led to | D． | was due to |
分析 前几天主干道上的这场汽车事故是由于司机的粗心驾驶造成的．
解答 答案：D．根据句义可以知道the careless driving of a driver是前句的原因，所以要用表示"由于"的短语，四个选项中只有D was due to 符合这个含义，因此答案是D．其他选项中A应该用主动形式；B和C译为"导致"．
点评 考查动词短语辨析．
英语中表示"由于"的短语有很多，例如due to；as a result of；because of；owing to 等等．在学习时注意总结．
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