【題目】—Where are you going to spend your winter holiday?

—It’s cold in Beijing. We are considering _ our holiday in Hainan.

A.to spendB.spentC.spendingD.spend

【答案】C

【解析】

句意：——你打算在哪里度過寒假？——北京很冷。我們正在考慮在海南度假。

考查動名詞。A. to spend不定式；B. spent一般過去式、過去分詞； C. spending現(xiàn)在分詞、動名詞； D. spend原形；consider doing sth意為“考慮做……”，；判斷空格用動名詞；故選C。

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