It took me over two hours to ______ Robert to change his mind, because he was too stubborn.
A．a(chǎn)dviseB．suggestC．persuadeD．let
C

試題分析：考查動詞辨析：A. advise建議，advise sb  to do建議某人做…，B. suggest建議，suggest doing建議做…，C. persuade說服，persuade sb to do sth說服某人做…，D. let讓，let sb do sth，
從搭配上應(yīng)該排除BD，句意：花了我兩個小時說服羅伯特改變主意，因為他太固執(zhí)。因為已經(jīng)說服了，所以選C。
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