It _______ them two weeks _______ the computer last year


  1. A.
    takes; to work on
  2. B.
    spends; working on
  3. C.
    took; to work on
  4. D.
    spent; working on
C
spend作為花費主語通常為人，故不選BD，本題中有個去年表示的過去，故用過去時，take的過去時是took，故本題選C。
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