I’m beginning that I am wrong again.A. realizing B. realized C. to realize D. realize 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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I’m beginning _____ that I am wrong again.

A. realizing B. realized C. to realize D. realize

解析：当动词begin用进行时态时，后面的动词要用不定式形式。

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B. are caused by delayed information or decisions

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B. be used in managing one’s own activities

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B. clever self-management

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