单选题Each time Einstein gave the lecture, his driver ______ sat in the front row and listened to him very carefully.AalwaysBneverCsometimesDhardly
单选题
Each time Einstein gave the lecture, his driver ______ sat in the front row and listened to him very carefully.
A
always
B
never
C
sometimes
D
hardly
参考解析
解析：
由“listened to him very carefully”可推断司机应该“总做在前排”，故选A。
由“listened to him very carefully”可推断司机应该“总做在前排”，故选A。
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