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　24. _________ that she was going off to sleep，I asked if she’d like chat little doll on her bed．

　　A．Seeing　　　　B．To see　　　　C．See　　　　D．Seen

解析:

seeing that考虑到。有些分词做状语，其形式的选择不受上下文的影响，称作独立成分。常见的有：generally speaking 一般来说，frankly speaking坦白地说，judging from根据……来判断，supposing假设；如果，providing如果，assuming假设，provided that如果，compared to / with与……相比，given如果。

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