----We’d like a double room, please.
----I’m sorry, but all but two single rooms with sea view                       


  1. A.
    is reserved
  2. B.
    have been reserved
  3. C.
    has reserved
  4. D.
    had reserved
B
試題分析：考查主謂一致：句意：--我們想要一個(gè)雙人間。--對(duì)不起，除了兩個(gè)靠海的單人間之外，所有的屋子都已經(jīng)被預(yù)定出去了。all這里指代all rooms，一般all指事物是為單數(shù)，指人為復(fù)數(shù)，但也不能一概而論，因?yàn)橹甘挛锸且话阒赋橄蟮�，泛指的東西。這里用復(fù)數(shù)，而且房間是被預(yù)定了，選B。
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