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    That gas pipeline project, _______in July 2007 and ________ in 2009, will be China’s longest gas pipeline in history.

    A. starting; completing   B. started; to be completed  C. to start; completed  D. starting; completed

    B


    解析:

     本题考查非谓语动词充当定语的用法。start发生在过去，complete将发生在将来，且都与project存在着被动关系。故选B。

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