题目内容
19．.Today I'm free．I have nothing much______all day but_____．（ ）| A． | do，watch TV | B． | to do，watch TV | ||
| C． | do，to watch TV | D． | to do，watching TV |
分析 今天我有空，除了看电视，我没有多少事情可做．
解答 答案：B 根据I have nothing much，结合选项，本题考查固定句式have nothing to do…but…，除了…无事可做，即用不定式形式，同时在这里，but意思是除了，后接动词原形，故选B．
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