单选题The ice-skating partners, who were never finishing higher than seventh place, surprised their coaches by finally winning a competition.AThe ice-skating partners, who were never finishing higher than seventh place,BThe ice-skating partners, who had never finished higher than seventh place,CHaving never finished higher than seventh place as ice-skating partners,DThe ice-skating partners never finished higher than seventh place,ENever finishing higher than seventh place, the skating partners has
单选题
The ice-skating partners, who were never finishing higher than seventh place, surprised their coaches by finally winning a competition.
A
The ice-skating partners, who were never finishing higher than seventh place,
B
The ice-skating partners, who had never finished higher than seventh place,
C
Having never finished higher than seventh place as ice-skating partners,
D
The ice-skating partners never finished higher than seventh place,
E
Never finishing higher than seventh place, the skating partners has
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解析：
原句中的动词短语“were never finishing”的使用形式不正确，应该用“who had never finishe”代替。D中的划线部分已经是个句子，因此不正确。E中的动词省去has，那么正确。
原句中的动词短语“were never finishing”的使用形式不正确，应该用“who had never finishe”代替。D中的划线部分已经是个句子，因此不正确。E中的动词省去has，那么正确。
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