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    【题目】It is Mary along with her two friends that _______ for the job.

    A. have applied B. apply

    C. has applied D. had applied

    【答案】C

    【解析】

    试题分析：考查强调句型和主谓一致。句意：是玛丽和她的两个朋友申请了这份工作。it is...that是强调句型，这里强调的是主语部分“Mary along wirh her two friends”，along with连接两个词作主语时，谓语跟其前面的词保持一致，即“就远原则”，这里与Mary一致，谓语用单数，故选C。

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