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【题目】Sorry, mom. I can’t answer the door. I ________ the fish.

A. feed B. fed C. feeding D. am feeding

【答案】D

【解析】句意：妈妈，对不起。我无法开门。我正在喂鱼。根据I can’t answer the door.可知我现在正忙于别的事，无法开门，故用现在进行时be doing，故选D。

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