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    We _______him on his birthday and held a party to _______it.

    A．congratulated; congratulate

    B．celebrated; celebrate

    C．celebrated; congratulate

    D．congratulated; celebrate

     

    【答案】

    D

    【解析】考查动词，congratulate祝贺 celebrate庆祝

    句意为，我们在他生日的时候祝贺他，并且举行了一个聚会来庆祝他的生日。

     

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