I met several people there, two of ______ being foreigners.A. whomB. themC. whoD. which
I met several people there, two of ______ being foreigners.
A. whom
B. them
C. who
D. which
B. them
C. who
D. which
参考解析
解析：此句中的being不是谓语，而是一个非谓语动词(现在分词)，所以逗号后面不是一个完整的定语从句，而是一个独立结构，即用现在分词表示一个伴随性的状语。所以这里不填引导定语从句的关系代词，而填代词的宾格形式，故选B。
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