-Listen, someone is knocking at the door?

-Who can ________ be?


  1. A.
    he
  2. B.
    it
  3. C.
    she
  4. D.
    this
B
it可用來指與上文所提的某一動作有聯(lián)系的人．再如：The door opened, a woman came in, and it was Bob's wife.“門開了，進(jìn)來了一位婦女，她是包勃的妻子。”
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