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Allen said that he won't mind ______.

A) to wait for us        B) for waiting us     C) him waiting for us  D) wait for us

C。


解析:

這里主要了解清楚mind后面習(xí)慣跟上何種形式的動(dòng)詞或動(dòng)詞短語(yǔ)。一般來(lái)說(shuō)，mind之后只能跟上動(dòng) 名詞，而動(dòng)名詞之前可以加上賓格代詞，所有格代詞以及名詞所有格形式，當(dāng)然也可根據(jù)需要用加上任何限定成分。例如：Would you mind my smoking here?您介意我在這抽煙嗎? Do you mind me standing here?你介意我站在這兒? She wouldn't 'mind Jane's taking care of our children 她不會(huì)介意簡(jiǎn)來(lái)照顧我們的孩子。當(dāng)然，mind之后用賓格代詞較之所有格形式要口語(yǔ)化些。另注意：這里mind表示“(對(duì)……)介意，反對(duì)”，多用于疑問(wèn)句，否定句。根據(jù)以上規(guī)則及句意要求，正確答案是C。

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