_________ what you feel difficult is necessary when you are listening to the lecture．


  1. A.
    Take down
  2. B.
    You take down
  3. C.
    To take down
  4. D.
    To take it easy
C
句意為“當(dāng)你聽演講的時候，記下你感到困難的東西是必要的”。此處是不定式to take down作主語，is necessary是系表結(jié)構(gòu)作謂語。
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