“__________, but Jim made the same mistakes again,” complained his mother.

A. Although he was told many times　　　　　 B. Having been told many times

C. As he was told many times　　　　　　　 D. He had been told many times

 

D

由連接詞but可知逗號前應(yīng)為一獨立的分句。

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