Every minute must be made full use of spoken English.

A. to practise B. practicing

C. practise D. practiced

A

【解析】考查非謂語。該句句意：“要充分利用每分鐘來練習(xí)英語口語。”，make full use of sth to do sth:充分利用…來做某事。分析句式可知of的賓語為every minute，故該空應(yīng)用不定式來作目的狀語。所以正確答案為A.

考點：非謂語

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