The man（）Mary was so tall that she could hardly see the show.Ain front ofBin the front ofCat the back ofDat the beginning of
The man（）Mary was so tall that she could hardly see the show.
Ain front of
Bin the front of
Cat the back of
Dat the beginning of
参考解析
in front of 面前; 在…前面; 当着…的面，玛丽前面的那个人个子太高，几乎看不到表演。
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