The suffering of the people was extreme.A. S + V + O B. S + VC. S + LV + P D. S + V + O + OC 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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The suffering of the people was extreme.

A. S + V + O B. S + V

C. S + LV + P D. S + V + O + OC

【解析】

试题分析：考查基本句型。所给句子是“主系表”结构，即主语+联系动词+表语。The suffering of the people是主语，was是联系动词，形容词extreme是表语。系动词主要有：be动词；感官动词look, smell, sound, taste, feel；get, become, turn；stay, keep, remain；seem等；联系动词的英文是link verb，表语是predicative，故选C。

考点：考查基本句型

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