—How wise of you to come round, but why?

—       that all is right.

A. See      B. To see   

C. Seeing    D. For seeing

選B。單從答語上看，很難確定哪個(gè)是正確答案。若用“補(bǔ)全法”，聯(lián)系問句，在頭腦中補(bǔ)上省去的部分，便可知孰對(duì)孰錯(cuò)。問句中與答語有直接聯(lián)系的部分是“but why”，它的完整意思是 “…but why have you come round”，其完整答語應(yīng)是 “I’ve come round to see that all is right”。答語中省去了主、謂部分，只保留了作目的狀語的不定式。由此可知正確選項(xiàng)是B。

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