Many boys in China might be warned by their teachers and parents ________ too much time ________ football．


  1. A.
    not to spend; playing
  2. B.
    not to spend; to play
  3. C.
    not spending; to play
  4. D.
    not spend; playing
A
warn后面接動詞時接帶to的不定式，spend接動詞時則用“spend…(in)doing sth．”的結構。
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