They a great deal of money to improving the working condition of the railway station．( )A．devotedB．spentC．costD．consumed 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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6．They ________a great deal of money to improving the working condition of the railway station．（　　）

A．

devoted

B．

spent

C．

cost

D．

consumed

分析考查动词辨析，句意：他们投入大量的钱来改善火车站的工作条件．

解答答案A，devote…to （doing） sth．投入，致力于做某事，spend…（in）doing sth花费（时间、金钱）做某事，cost 花费，consume消耗，消费．只有devote和to doing连用．

点评动词要注意和介词的搭配．

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