We left the meeting, there obviously __________ no point in staying.

   A. were          B. being         C. to be        D. having

B


解析:

從前后之間沒有連詞和所使用的標(biāo)點(diǎn)判斷，前后排除并列關(guān)系和主從復(fù)合關(guān)系。此處考查there be的獨(dú)立主格形式。句意為“很顯然再待下去毫無意義，于是我們離開會(huì)議”。

【標(biāo)簽】獨(dú)立主格

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