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【題目】According to the shopping list，________a dozen socks.

A．there seem to be

B．there seems to be

C．there seem to have

D．it seems to be

【答案】B

【解析】there be句型可以與seem, happen, stand, lie等詞連用，構成There seems/happens...to be＋n句型，在這一句型中謂語時態(tài)由后面的名詞決定，而且there be不與have連用。

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