单选题You can't imagine what great trouble they have_______the problem_________.Ato solve; being discussedBsolving; being talked aboutCto solve; to talk aboutDsolving; to discus
单选题
You can't imagine what great trouble they have_______the problem_________.
A
to solve; being discussed
B
solving; being talked about
C
to solve; to talk about
D
solving; to discus
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