【題目】I still like those good old songs I listened to _________ myself in my free time.

A.enjoyB.enjoyingC.to enjoyD.enjoyed

【答案】C

【解析】

句意：我依然喜歡那些在空閑時間為了讓自己開心而聽過的那些經(jīng)典老歌。

考查動詞不定式作目的狀語。enjoy喜歡，享受；enjoying是enjoy的動名詞；to enjoy是enjoy的動詞不定式；enjoyed是enjoy的過去式。句中主語是I，謂語動詞是like，賓語是those good old songs，所以句子主干部分為I still like those good old songs. 句中I listened to作先行詞songs的后置定語，songs作listen to的賓語，因此省略了關系代詞that；本題中使用動詞不定式to enjoy myself in my free time構成目的狀語，表示“為了讓我開心而聽過的那些經(jīng)典老歌”，即：I still like those good old songs (I listened to) to enjoy myself in my free time.故選C。

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