How delighted the young mother was her daughter recite the first poem completely．( )A．hearingB．to hearC．heardD．having heard 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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7．How delighted the young mother was____ her daughter recite the first poem completely．（　　）

A．

hearing

B．

to hear

C．

heard

D．

having heard

分析考查非谓语动词．句意：听到她的女儿完全地背诵出第一首诗，这个年轻的妈妈是多么的高兴！

解答答案B．表达情绪的词后常跟不定式作原因状语．故选B．

点评理清不定式的用法，多练．

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