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14．Look!He ______the radio．（　　）

A．

listening to

B．

is listening

C．

is listening to

D．

listens to

分析看，他正在听广播．

解答答案：C
句子中"Look"意为"看"，暗示说的是一个正在进行的动作，故用现在进行时．"listen to"固定短语，意为"听…"所以答案为C．

点评考查时态．注意句子里时间状语，并积累一些动词短语．

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