To this day, I have trouble ＿others be fond of me.A．letB．lettingC．being letD．to let 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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To this day, I have trouble ＿others be fond of me.

A．let

B．letting

C．being let

D．to let

解析试题分析：固定用法。have trouble (in)doing sth做..有困难。因为let的主语是I，故不用被动语态。句意是这些天让别人喜欢我是困难的。故选B。
考点：考查固定句型。
点评：动词的固定用法是常考题，要求考生平时加强记忆和理解，然后根据具体的语境选择合适的形式。

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