The girl is at school. __________ is busy with her work.

A. HeB. HimC. SheD. Her

 

C

【解析】

試題分析：句意：這個女孩在學校，她忙于她的工作。根據(jù)句意此空應用人稱代詞，又因此空在句中作主語，所以用主格she，故選C。

考點：考查代詞的用法

 

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