The White Fountain inn will__________reservations only for parties of six people or more.A.aceeptB.acceptingC.aeceptedD.accepts
The White Fountain inn will__________reservations only for parties of six people or more.
A.aceept
B.accepting
C.aecepted
D.accepts
B.accepting
C.aecepted
D.accepts
参考解析
解析：“will”是情态动词，后跟动词原形。
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