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9．Only by increasing the number of doctors by 50% properly in this hospital．（　　）

	A．	can be the patients treated		B．	can the patients be treated
	C．	the patients can be treated		D．	treated can be the patients

分析只有通過增加50%的醫生數量在這家醫院就診的病人才能得到更好的治療服務．

解答答案：B．
分析句子的結構可知，本句為only+介詞短語（狀語）位于句首，所以后面的主句中要使用部分倒裝的語序，即把情態動詞can提到主語的前面即可．故選B．

點評對于倒裝句型要熟悉這一基本結構，即Only+狀語或者狀語從句+部分倒裝．

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