[题目]During the summer of 2008.I was a maid in service at a large house to a gentleman Major Donthorne.A. belonged; calling B. belongs; calledC. were belonged; calling D. belonging; called 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】During the summer of 2008，I was a maid in service at a large house __________ to a gentleman __________ Major Donthorne.

A. belonged; calling

B. belongs; called

C. were belonged; calling

D. belonging; called

【答案】D

【解析】句意:2008年的夏天，我在一所大房子里做佣人，这房子属于一位叫Major Donthorne 的先生。第一空 house 与 belong为主动关系，所以用belonging作定语；第二空gentleman与call为被动关系，所以用called作定语。

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