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8．Here is the film____．I need the pictures in 15minutes．
---OK，but you have to pay extra charge．（　　）
A．to developB．to be developedC．developedD．developing

分析 --这是要冲洗的底片．十五分钟后我需要这些照片．--好的，但是你需要额外付钱．

解答 答案B  有句意可知，底片还没有冲洗，应该使用不定式表示将来的动作，film与develop之间是被动关系，所有使用不定式的被动式，故答案为B

点评 对于非谓语动词一定牢记不定式表示将来或目的，过去分词表示完成被动，现在分词表示动作与句子动作同时发生．

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