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17.The hospital has a new system to helpprovide(提供)the best service for the patients.

分析 医院有一个新的系统来为病人提供最好的服务.

解答 60 provide  provide是一个动词,意为"提供",这里考查一个固定词组 provide sth for sb:为某人提供某物,help后面接省略to的不定式,需填动词原形,故填provide.

点评 考查动词词义,写动词时应注意其人称、时态和语态的变化.

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