题目内容

I ______ the boy to save the money, but he would not listen to me.

A. advised B. persuaded C. suggested D. insisted

 

A

【解析】

试题分析：考查动词用法辨析。句意：我建议那个男孩省点钱，但是他就是听不进去。advise sb to do sth建议某人做某事；persuade sb to do sth劝说某人做某事；suggest不能加不定式作宾补，可以说suggest doing sth；insist on doing sth坚持做某事。故选A。

考点：考查动词用法辨析

 

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