The release date for the documentary film about life in America is__________ , but the producer still has a lot of work to do.A.approachedB.approachingC.to approachD.approach
The release date for the documentary film about life in America is__________ , but the producer still has a lot of work to do.
A.approached
B.approaching
C.to approach
D.approach
B.approaching
C.to approach
D.approach
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解析：句子表示“首映日接近了”，因此构成现在进行时的B为正确答案。
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