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    I then listened to the boy ______ the person written on the blackboard.

    A) being read          B) to read    C) reading     D) read

    C


    解析:

    这里以listen to表示“听某人做……”，构成动作对象的固定搭配，这时并列结构中的行为动词多用动词-ing形式。例如：I heard her singing a lovely song in the next room. 我听她在隔壁唱首动人的歌曲。I can feel his heart beating heavily. 我能感到他的心脏在剧烈地跳动着。因此用C表示“我随后听那男孩在读……”，故选它为正确答案。

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