【題目】I read an article ________ a young writer ________ the UK last week.

A. by; from B. from; to C. from; by D. by; to

【答案】A

【解析】

試題分析：句意：上個(gè)星期我閱讀了一篇來自美國(guó)的一位年青作家的文章。分析：表示這篇文章被一個(gè)年青的作家所寫，因此運(yùn)用介詞by; 同時(shí)，表示來自哪個(gè)地區(qū)，運(yùn)用介詞from.故選A。

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