These students are quick at learning. We'll have them __________ with new methods.

A. training                     B. to train    

C. to be trained                  D. trained

D


解析:

本題是對動詞使用的考查。have在英語中是一個極其重要的詞，它的用法有很多。此題中have sb．trained表示“給他們用新方法訓(xùn)練”。

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