单选题He really went _____ her, I have never seen him so bad-tempered before.AforBback toCforward toDto
单选题
He really went _____ her, I have never seen him so bad-tempered before.
A
for
B
back to
C
forward to
D
to
参考解析
解析：
go for攻击，痛骂；主张，拥护。go back to追溯到。go forward to前进；发生。go to出席，求助于。
go for攻击，痛骂；主张，拥护。go back to追溯到。go forward to前进；发生。go to出席，求助于。
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