Her mother doesn't approve _______ to study in the United States alone.

A. of her going B. her to go

C. to her going D. her going

A

【解析】

試題分析：句意：她的媽媽不同意她獨自去美國讀書。approve 批準某事，當approve后面的something與人有關(guān)就要加介詞，approve somebody of something，固定短語“贊同某事”是approve of，介詞后用doing形式，故選A。

考點：考查動詞的用法。

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