The old folk song is well worth___________.A.listeningB.listening toC.to listenD.to listen to
The old folk song is well worth___________.
A.listening
B.listening to
C.to listen
D.to listen to
B.listening to
C.to listen
D.to listen to
参考解析
解析：本句的意思是这首老歌非常值得一听。be well worth doin9…意为“……非常值得做”，主动表被动；listen为不及物动词因此其后必须加介词to。
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