题目内容

________ yourself at the end of the meeting if you have different opinions.

A. To express B. Expressing

C. Express D. Expressed

C

【解析】

试题分析:考察祈使句。该句是一个条件状语从句,if前的主句省略了主语,yourself为宾语,后面的at the end of the meeting 为状语。所以该空是谓语部分,结合选项,ABD为非谓语动词,不能作谓语,故选C。该句意思为:如果你们有不同的看法,请在会议的结束时表达。

考点:考察祈使句

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