单选题The apple _____ very sweet.Ais tastedBtasteCtastesDare tasting
单选题
The apple _____ very sweet.
A
is tasted
B
taste
C
tastes
D
are tasting
参考解析
解析：
句意：苹果尝起来很甜。look，sound，taste，smell，feel等感官动词不用被动形式，故为C。
句意：苹果尝起来很甜。look，sound，taste，smell，feel等感官动词不用被动形式，故为C。
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