【題目】I have some trouble _____ physics. I would be grateful ______ you if you could give me some advice on it.

A．with；with B．in；to C．in；with D．with；to

【答案】D

【解析】

試題分析：句意：我物理有些難題。如果你能給我一些建議我會很感激的。have some trouble in 后跟動名詞即動詞ing形式；have some trouble wit跟名詞或代詞表示在某方面有困難，故第一空填with。be grateful to sb感激某人；be grateful for sth因某事對某人感激。故第二空用to。選D。

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