- Shall we put off the match because of the bad weather?- No. Rain or shine, the match will be held as .A. scheduleB. schedulingC. scheduledD. to schedule 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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— Shall we put off the match because of the bad weather?

— No. Rain or shine, the match will be held as ______.

A. scheduleB. schedulingC. scheduledD. to schedule

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试题分析：句意：—我们会因为天气不好而推迟比赛吗？— 不。不管天晴或下雨，比赛将按计划举行。A. schedule计划，动词原形；B. scheduling是schedule的-ing形式，表主动、进行；C. scheduled是schedule的-ed形式，表被动、完成； D. to schedule表将来。由句意可知选C。

考点: 考查动词非谓语形式辨析的用法。

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