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【题目】I can’ t bear ______ with Jane in the same office. She just refuses to stop ______ while she works.

A. working; talking B. to work; talking

C. working; to talk D. to work; to talk

【答案】A

【解析】

试题分析:考查动词用法。考查动词bear和stop的用法,bear意为忍受,其后用ving形式,故答案在A、C之间产生。而动词stop的短语为:stop doing sth,意为停止做某事;stop to do sth. 意为停下来去做某事。根据语意,可知,选择A。句意为:我无法忍受和Jane 在同一间办公室工作,当她工作时,她就无法停止说话。

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