题目内容
5.New technologies have made ____ possible to turn out new products faster and at a lower cost.( )A. | that | B. | this | C. | one | D. | it |
分析 新技术已经使人们有可能将新产品生产得更快且成本更低.
解答 答案:D
题干为常用句型:make+it+形容词+to do sth.,其中it作形式宾语,后面的不定式短语to turn out new products faster and at a lower cost为真正的宾语,其它that、this、one都不可作形式宾语,故答案为D.
点评 考查it用作形式宾语.经常接it作形式宾语的动词(短语)还有:consider,think,find,take it for granted,regard,hate,like,see to,appreciate等.
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