_______ to wait a long time at the dentist’s, Mike decided to take along a magazine to read


  1. A.
    Expected
  2. B.
    Not expected
  3. C.
    Expecting
  4. D.
    Not expecting
C
考查非謂語動詞。句意：料到會在牙醫(yī)那里等上很久，麥克決定帶上一本雜志讀�，F(xiàn)在分詞表示句子主語正在進行的伴隨性的動作，故選C。
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