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【题目】 Into the dark apartment ___ ,who was quite surprised when everyone shouted Happy Birthday.

A. did David walk B. David walked

C. David did walk D. walked David

【答案】D

【解析】

试题分析:句意:大卫在黑乎乎的公寓楼里走着。表示地点的介词短语Into the dark apartment 放在句首,句子要完全倒装。故而D

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