单选题It seemed to me that what she saw and heard _____ very interesting.AwasBwereCisDare
单选题
It seemed to me that what she saw and heard _____ very interesting.
A
was
B
were
C
is
D
are
参考解析
解析：
句意：在我看来，她看到和听到的东西非常有意思。What she saw and heard作从句中的主语，名词性从句作主语，谓语动词用单数；主句中seemed是过去时，从句的时态和主句时态应保持一致，故为A。
句意：在我看来，她看到和听到的东西非常有意思。What she saw and heard作从句中的主语，名词性从句作主语，谓语动词用单数；主句中seemed是过去时，从句的时态和主句时态应保持一致，故为A。
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