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    Some companies are reported to have stopped production, having ________ working capital.

    A．run out of

    B．run out

    C．been used up

    D．died out

     

    【答案】

    A

    【解析】

    试题分析：短语辨析。A用完；B用完（后面不能接宾语）；C被用完；D灭绝；句意：一些公司据说已经停止生产了，因为已经用完了原材料。C项后面不能接宾语，因为已经使用被动语态了。D项与句意不符；故A正确。

    考点：短语辨析。

    点评：要注意AB项的差别，AC两项可以使用与被动语态。B项没有被动语态。

     

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