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The classroom is big enough________,but we'll have to move if we have more students.

A.for the moment B.on the moment

C.in a moment D.for a moment

 

A

【解析】句意:目前这教室足够大,但是再有学生的话我们就得搬迁了。显然空白处所填短语意为“目前,此刻”,故用for the moment暂时,目前。排除on the moment(无此习语);for a moment=for a short while一会儿;in a moment=very soon一会儿,立即。

 

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