I wasn’t ____ the decision until too late.

    A. informed   B.informed of  C.reminded   D.reminded for

B


解析:

inform sb. of sth. 是固定搭配，意思是：通知某人某事。

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A．woodsB．roomsC．holesD．roads
【小題2】
A．dirtyB．hardC．lightD．easy
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A．settleB．letC．haveD．keep
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