动名词基础练习

1、动名词根底练习1 .(talk)withhimisagreatpleasure.2 .(help)othersisourduty.3 .(have)enoughmoneydoesn ' tnecessarilymeanhappiness.4 .Parents ' (sit)atthebackoftheclassroommadethestudentssurprisedt5' snouse(sit)herewaiting.6. Isitanygood(tell)himthetruth?7. .tothemeetingsurprisedalloftheboards.A.Mik

2、ecomingB.MikecameC.MikecomesD.Mike ' scoming8. It ' snouse thatyoudidn ' tknowtherules.A.youpretendB.youpretendingC.yourpretendingD.yourpretend9. Herworkis _(look)afterthechildren.10 . Oneofmybadhabitsis(bite)nails (指甲).11 Hewasinlowspiritsandevenconsidered(go)away.13. Practise(put)yourh

3、andtotheground.14. Ican ' thelp(think)ofthegoodolddayswespenttogetherinjunior.15Do n' ttellmeyoualwaysescape(fine)becauseyouhaveafastsportscar.16Hedidn ' tfe ellike(work),sohesuggested(spend)thedayinthegarden.17. Youcertainlymustn ' tmiss(swe)tderfulfilm.18. Theschoolforbids(smoke).T

4、heschoolforbidsstudents(s moke)19. Weappreciateyour(want)(help)usinourdifficulties.20. Micha elhasdelayed(write)tohertilltoday.21 . Momadvisedme(go)abroadbeforecollege;butDadadvised(g o)abroadaftercollege.22 . Theyallsuggested(give)morechances.23 . Canyouimagine(leave)standingoutsideforawholenight.2

5、4. Theybuiltthebankstopreventtheareafrom(flood).25.Thelightintheofficeisoff.Itwasshewhoturneditoff,butsheherselfforgot (turn)itoff.26 .Thelightintheofficeisstillon.Sheforgot(turn)itoff.27 .Doyouremember(meet)meatapartylastyear?28 .Youmustremember(leave)tomorrow.29 .Iregret(go)tohishometown.30 .Iregr

6、et(tell)youthetruth.31 .Youmusttry(do)itagain.32 .Let ' stry(do)theworkinsomeotherway.32.1 fitmeans(delay)morethanaweek,I ' llnotwait.34.Imean(go),andnothingcanstopme.35.Heslippedintothemeeting-roomwithout(see)36.I ' msorryfor(not,be)abletowritetoyouuntilnow.37.Hetriedtoescape(punish)for

7、(drive)beyond140km/h.3 8.Youcan ' timaginewhatdifficultyIhad(get)throughthesehardships.The Hitchhiker(背诵文)John was driving home late last night.He had put off visiting agood friend in order to get home before midnight, and now he was having difficulty staying awake. He turned up the radio and tr

8、ied to concentrate on the news-something about a robberybut his eyes kept on closing.It was then that he noticed the hitchhiker at the side of the road.Without thinkingabout what he was doing,he stopped the car.He couldn't but help feel sorry for the young man,looking so wet and miserable in the

9、 rain.John remembered having to hitchhike home before he had a car.He couldn't stand sittingat the side of the road for hours,waiting for rides.The hitchhiker got in and immediately John was sorry to have picked him up.The young man had a strange face and very sharp eyes .His clothes were old an

10、d dirty and his long hair neededcutting.The hitchhiker said he was going to Midville but when John asked him other questions, the young man avoided giving him any personal information and changed the subject.John began to sweat and his thoughts turned nervously to his wallet.He tried to remember wha

11、t the newscaster had said earlier about a robbery.Don't be ridiculous!He thought to himself. Stop imagining things!This guy isn't a criminal.What's the use of panicking?Even though he had quit smoking three months before, Johnfelt like having a cigarette. He aksed the passenger for one,

12、but before lighting it,he had to wait for his hands to stop shaking. At thenext small town John stopped the car and said,"I just can't seem tostay awake. I think I'll try and find a hotel and spend the night here. "He apologized nervously to the hitchhiker for not being abletodrive

13、 him to Midville.The young man slowly reached into his pocket. "This is it !"thought John.At that very moment he consideredshoutingfor help,but instead of a gun or a knife,the hitchhiker pulled out several bills and offered them to John."Oh,no.I don't want your money.Just getout,Okay?"The young man looked puzzled,