14．--What do you want ________ those old boxes？
--To put things in when I move to the new flat．（　�。�
A．byB．forC．ofD．with

分析 --那些舊盒子你打算用來做什么？
--我搬到新公寓時用來放東西．

解答 答案是D．本題主要考查介詞辨析． 答句是動詞不定式表示目的，所以推斷問句中詢問舊盒子的用途--用它們做什么，介詞with可以表示"用…工具"，所以答案選擇D．

點評 介詞辨析要在掌握各介詞的基本用法和固定搭配的基礎上結合語境做出符合邏輯、常理的推測．

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