15．The more you practice       English，the better your         English will be．（　�。�
A．to speak，speakingB．speaking，spoken
C．speak，spokenD．spoken，speaking

分析 你練習(xí)說英語越多，你的英語口語就會越好．

解答 答案：B 動詞搭配practice doing sth練習(xí)做某事；spoken English英語口語，常用短語．故選B．

點評 本題考查動名詞作賓語的用法．英語中有很多動詞后接動名詞或不定式時，意思不一樣．學(xué)習(xí)時，要注意區(qū)分．

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