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16．My daughter was delightedto have been chosen （choose） president of her class．

分析 我女儿很高兴她被选为了班长．

解答 答案是to have been chosen．考查词组be delighted to do sth．很高兴做某事．句意是：我女儿很高兴她被选为了班长．可知"被选为班长"发生在"高兴"之前，因为was是一般过去时态，所以"被选为班长"要用完成时态．且daughter和choose之间是被动关系，所以用完成时态的被动语态．故答案是：to have been chosen．

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