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单选题
After a whole day’s heavy work, the old worker returned home, _____.
A
being hungry and exhausting
B
hungry and exhausted
C
being hungry and exhausted
D
hungry and exhausting
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句意：干了一整天的重活，老工人回到家中，又累又饿。形容词和分词作伴随状语时前不可以加being。exhausting令人筋疲力尽的。exhausted人筋疲力尽的。
句意：干了一整天的重活，老工人回到家中，又累又饿。形容词和分词作伴随状语时前不可以加being。exhausting令人筋疲力尽的。exhausted人筋疲力尽的。
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