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单选题
Alan often goes to the old people’s home ______up the old and look after them.
A
to cheer
B
cheer
C
cheers
D
cheered
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句意：阿兰经常去老年居所，给予老人鼓励并照看他们。主句已有动词go，故本题考查非谓语动词。不定式“to cheer”表示目的，符合句子逻辑，故A项正确。
句意：阿兰经常去老年居所，给予老人鼓励并照看他们。主句已有动词go，故本题考查非谓语动词。不定式“to cheer”表示目的，符合句子逻辑，故A项正确。
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praise the wisdom of the old peopleB
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most old people die from accidents at homeB
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protection of old people should be the first concern for the public
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being hungry and exhaustedD
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No.C
Not mentioned.
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