In the old town of Lijiang, foreign people are everywhere_______ in bars.


  1. A.
    sat around
  2. B.
    sitting around
  3. C.
    talking with
  4. D.
    talked with
B
這題考查伴隨壯語的用法：sit around是“圍坐在一起”，做be everywhere的伴隨壯語，句意是：在麗江的古鎮(zhèn)上，到處都是外國人圍坐在一起。選B。
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