At the bottom of her bed many decorations that my daughter made for the coming new year.A. hangs B. hang C. is hung D. are hung 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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At the bottom of her bed _______ many decorations that my daughter made for the coming new year.

A. hangs B. hang C. is hung D. are hung

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试题分析：句意：在床下悬挂着我女儿为即将到来的新年做的很多装饰。这里At the bottom of her bed是地点状语，提前后，句子用完全倒装，谓语动词放在主语前面，主语是many decorations所以谓语是复数，排除AC，因为many decorations和hang是主动关系，排除D，选B。

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