Q:

She will ________ as spokeswoman for the organization．

A.go on

B.keep

C.stay

D.continue

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正确答案：D

本题考查continue作系动词的用法．本句意思是“她将继续担任这个组织的发言人．”根据句意和用法，能作为连系动词后接介词短语的只有D项continue．

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