单选题—What languages ______ in that country?—German and English.Aare speakingBare spokenCspeakDis spoken

单选题
—What languages ______ in that country?—German and English.
A

are speaking

B

are spoken

C

speak

D

is spoken


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解析:
句意:——那个国家说什么语言?——德语和英语。本题考查主谓一致。根据languages可知,谓语动词用复数,又因为language和speak之间是被动关系,故选B项。

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