题目内容
10．My brother is very tall．The little bed won't _______ for him．（ ）| A． | prepare | B． | match | C． | fit | D． | do |
分析 我的兄弟很高，这个小床不适合他．
解答 答案：D．
A prepare for为…做准备；B match是及物动词，后面直接加宾语； C fit指大小、尺寸合适，是形容词，构成be fit for； D do for适合；如果选择C项，前面应该使用系动词．故D正确．
点评 本题考查动词辨析，首先分析每个选项中动词的意思和用法，然后结合句意确定恰当的答案．
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