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【题目】To everyone's surprise, Michael claimed __________ ail his homework in just one hour.

A. having finished B. to have finished

C. that finished D. finishing

【答案】B

【解析】claim 后加to do，不能加doing，排除A、D；C项是从句，但是缺少主语。所以选B。

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