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______ seen such a magnificent city as Beijing


  1. A.
    I before never have
  2. B.
    Never have before I
  3. C.
    Never before have I
  4. D.
    Before never have I
C
考查倒裝。句意“我從未見過像北京這么宏偉的城市�！眓ever/seldom/hardly/nor/little等位于句首時，常用部分倒裝。Never before意為“以前從未......”。故選C。
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