题目内容

Of millions who have watched the Gangnam Style video, there are a growing number of celebrities ________ their love for the song.

A．expressing B．to express C．express D．will express

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【解析】

试题分析：考查现在分词做定语，句意：在上百万看过《江南style》的人当中，有很多名人表达对歌曲的喜爱。这是there be句型，后面是非谓语动词做定语，celebrities和express是主动关系，用现在分词做定语。选A。

考点：考查现在分词做定语

点评：考查非谓语动词做定语，要看动词和修饰的名词的关系，是主动和进行用现在分词，是被动和完成用过去分词，表示将来用不定式。

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