As we know, the Chinese government will devote more efforts intellectual property rights. A. to protect B. to protectingC. to being protected D. to be protected 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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As we know, the Chinese government will devote more efforts

intellectual property rights.

A. to protect B. to protecting

C. to being protected D. to be protected

【解析】句意: 众所周知, 中国政府将会更加努力来保护知识产权。devote. . . to doing sth. 致力于。protect与宾语intellectual property rights之间为主动关系, 因此用动词-ing的主动形式, 排除C项, 故选B。

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