Drivers are warned___________when they are tired


  1. A.
    to drive
  2. B.
    not drive
  3. C.
    not to drive
  4. D.
    not driving
C
本題考查動詞用法。warn sb not to do sth，表示警告某人不要做某事。句意：司機被警告當(dāng)他們勞累的時候不要開車。
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To show that the motor vehicle is a very dangerous invention

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To improve understanding between careless drivers and street walkers．

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To discuss traffic problems and propose solutions．

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A．

autos have become most destruction to mankind

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civilization brings much harm to people

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