【題目】She __________ about the conditions she lives in, but not her own factors.

A. is always complaining

B. was always complaining

C. is always complained

D. always complained

【答案】A

【解析】句意：她總是在抱怨生活的環(huán)境，而不是從自身找原因。is always complaining 現(xiàn)在進行時與always, all the time 連用，表示贊賞或厭惡的感情色彩。

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