单选题The employees were able to network more efficiently as _____ began using the new intranet system.AthemselvesBthemCtheirDthey
单选题
The employees were able to network more efficiently as _____ began using the new intranet system.
A
themselves
B
them
C
their
D
they
参考解析
解析：
句意：当员工们开始使用新的内部网系统时，他们能够更有效地联网工作。此处as是连词，后面必须出现完整的从句，由此发现后边的句子缺少主语因此应在空格处填入指代employees的主语they。
句意：当员工们开始使用新的内部网系统时，他们能够更有效地联网工作。此处as是连词，后面必须出现完整的从句，由此发现后边的句子缺少主语因此应在空格处填入指代employees的主语they。
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