(1)John and Mary have ________in love with each other for three years．

(2)I've________ in love with this place．

(3)He________ in love with Joan at first sight．

[　　]

A．fallen
B．been
C．fell
D．was
答案：B;A;C
解析：

be in love(with)“(同)……戀愛；(與)……相 “愛”，是一種狀態(tài)，可與一段時(shí)間連用。fall in love with“愛上”fall是短暫動(dòng)詞，強(qiáng)調(diào)動(dòng)作的起點(diǎn)，不能與一段時(shí)間連用。


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