- Mum, we must have the computer_______. I want to send an e-mail to my friend.

- OK. I'll have Uncle Li_______ it this afternoon.

A. repair; repaired B. repaired; repair

C. repairing: repaired D. repaired; repairing

 

B

【解析】

試題分析：句意：媽媽，我們必須把電腦修好。我想給我的朋友發(fā)送郵件。好的。我會讓李先生今天下午來修理的。have sth done.讓某事被做。have the computer repaired 讓電腦被修，即修理電腦的意思。have sb do sth 讓某人做某事。故選B。

考點：考查固定短語。

 

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