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　　 The time he has devoted in the past years _______ the disable is now considered ________ of great value.

　　A. to help; being      B. to helping; to be

　　C. to help; to be      D. helping; being

選B。


解析:

前一部分考查devote one’s time to doing sth句式。其中devote的賓語the time在定語從句中提到了前面并省略了；后一部分中的consider的后面接了主語補足語，所以用不定式作補語。整個句子的意思為：他在過去的十年中用在幫助殘疾人身上的時間現在被認為是很有價值。

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anything

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