I looked ________ at the sick boy，because he looked ________．


  1. A.
    sad…sad
  2. B.
    sadly…sadly
  3. C.
    sad…sadly
  4. D.
    sadly…sad
D
這句句子的意思是“我難過地看著這個小男孩，因為他看上去非常傷心�！眑ook這個動詞既可以作連系動詞，又可以作不及物動詞。當它用于詞組look at中時，它是一個實義動詞，解釋為“看著”，因此要用副詞來修飾這個詞組。而當它解釋為“看上去”時，它是一個連系動詞，其后應跟形容詞。
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