题目内容

________ in her study for more than two hours, she went to the balcony to relax herself for a while．

A.
Reading
B.
Having read
C.
Read
D.
To read

B
v．-ing的完成时形式作时间状语，相当于“After she had read in her study for more than two hours”。

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