She ________a German. She has _______him for three years


  1. A.
    married with; married with
  2. B.
    married; married
  3. C.
    married to; been married
  4. D.
    married; been married to
D
解析：
考查短語：與某人結(jié)婚marry sb,結(jié)婚多長時(shí)間應(yīng)用be married to,句意：她和一個(gè)德國人結(jié)了婚。她和他結(jié)婚三年了。所以選D。
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