Learning Beijing Opera in primary schools is intended _____________ the traditional cultural treasure.A.to preserveB.to preservingC.to have preservedD.preserving
Learning Beijing Opera in primary schools is intended _____________ the traditional cultural treasure.
A.to preserve
B.to preserving
C.to have preserved
D.preserving
B.to preserving
C.to have preserved
D.preserving
参考解析
解析：考查固定搭配。be intended to do sth．“打算做某事，为了做某事，被用来做某事”。句意为“在小学学习京剧是为了保护传统的文化遗产”。
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