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6．The new design was so successful that it made the digital camera comfortable _______．（　　）
A．heldB．holdingC．to be heldD．to hold

分析 新的设计如此成功，以至于这使得数码相机手持感很好．

解答 答案：D
解析："握"的逻辑主语是"人"，故应该使用主动语态；因此A、C选项直接排除．B选项现在分词表示动作正在进行，而本题并无此意；故排除．D选项是主动语态，且表示动作还未进行（如果手握上相机，会很舒适）；符合用法及句意．综上，本题答案为D选项．

点评 本题考查非谓语动词，做此类题目时要仔细分析句子的结构，确定各成分之间的关系再选择合适的非谓语动词形式．

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