【題目】—I failed to be admitted to my ideal university. Bad luck!

—How can you expect ________ a chance of success since you haven't committed yourself to it?

A. there being B. there to be

C. it to be D. it being

【答案】B

【解析】

考查there be句型和非謂語動詞。句意：——我沒有被我理想的大學錄取。真倒霉！——你自己沒有投入很多怎么期望有成功的機會呢？根據(jù)句意和結構可知，這里使用there be句型，因為前面動詞expect的搭配是expect sb to do，將there作為sb，不定式作賓語補足語。故選B。

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