The children will ________ by the nurses．


  1. A.
    take good care
  2. B.
    be taken good care
  3. C.
    take good care of
  4. D.
    be taken good care of
D
解析：
考查的固定詞組相當(dāng)于一個及物動詞，在變?yōu)楸粍诱Z態(tài)時不能省略介詞。又如：We must pay more attention to writing there letters．＝More attention must be paid to writing these letters．書寫這些字母應(yīng)該更加注意。
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