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Reports in Health 101 Fitness magazine ______ body builders know about different vitamins that boost muscle growth,
A
help
B
helps
C
helping
D
to help
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句意：《101健身》杂志上的文章帮助健身者了解促进肌肉生长的各种维他命。根据主谓一致原则，句子的主语reports是复数名词，则动词用复数形式，选择A。fitness健康；适当。body builder健身者。boost增强，促进，提高。
句意：《101健身》杂志上的文章帮助健身者了解促进肌肉生长的各种维他命。根据主谓一致原则，句子的主语reports是复数名词，则动词用复数形式，选择A。fitness健康；适当。body builder健身者。boost增强，促进，提高。
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