单选题Dr. Robert went to New York, bought some books and _____.Avisiting his daughterBto visit his daughterCvisit his daughterDvisited his daughter
单选题
Dr. Robert went to New York, bought some books and _____.
A
visiting his daughter
B
to visit his daughter
C
visit his daughter
D
visited his daughter
参考解析
解析：
句意：罗伯特博士去了纽约，买了一些书，还去看望了他的女儿。went，bought和visited是并列谓语，时态应该一致，故为D。
句意：罗伯特博士去了纽约，买了一些书，还去看望了他的女儿。went，bought和visited是并列谓语，时态应该一致，故为D。
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