【題目】--How long _______?

--Sorry, I don’t know. But I know that Mr. Chen is going to _______ a nurse next month.

A. did they marry; marry to B. did they get marry; marry with

C. have they get married; marry D. have they been married; marry

【答案】D

【解析】句意：---他們結(jié)婚多久了？

---對不起，我不知道。但是我知道陳先生下個月會和一位護(hù)士結(jié)婚。marry結(jié)婚，是一個瞬間動詞，不能與持續(xù)時間狀語連用。所以問句中，只能用表示狀態(tài)的 have been married。marry為及物動詞，后可直接接賓語，結(jié)合題意可知選D。

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