非谓语动词用法比较针对性练习.doc

非谓语动词用法比较针对性练习 1. They knew her very well. They had seen her _ up from childhood. Agrow Bgrew Cwas growing Dto grow2. Tom kept quiet about the accident _ lose his job. Aso not as to Bso as not to Cso as to not Dnot so as to3. She reached the top of the hill and stopped _on a big rock by the side of the path. A. to have rested B. resting C. to rest D. rest4. The next morning she found the man _ in bed, dead.Alying Blie Clay Dlaying5. Only one of these books is _.Aworth to read Bworth being read Cworth of reading Dworth reading6. The squirrel was lucky that it just missed _. Acatching Bto be caught Cbeing caught Dto catch7. Most of the people _ to the party were famous scientists. Ainvited Bto invite Cbeing invited Dinviting8. She didnt remember _ him before. Ahaving met Bhave met Cto meet Dto having met9. Good morning. Can I help you? Id like to have this package _, madam. Abe weighed Bto be weighed Cto weigh Dweighed10. There was a terrible noise _ the sudden burst of light. Afollowed Bfollowing Cto be followed Dbeing followed11. The murderer was brought in, with his hands _ behind. Abeing tied Bhaving tied Cto be tied Dtied12. On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Green went to the market, _ some bananas and visited her cousin. Abought Bbuying Cto buy Dbuy13. The secretary worked late into the night, _ a long speech for the president. Ato prepare Bpreparing Cprepared Dwas preparing14. I can hardly imagine Peter_ across the Atlantic Ocean in five days. Asail Bto sail Csailing Dto have sailed15. John was made _the truck for a week as a punishment. Ato wash Bwashing Cwash Dto be washing16. I would appreciate _back this afternoon. Ayou to call Byou call Cyour calling Dyoure calling17. John was so sleepy that he could hardly keep his eyes _. Aopen Bto be opened Cto open Dopening18. _a reply, he decided to write again. ANot receiving BReceiving not CNot having received DHaving not received19. Charles Babbage is generally considered _the first computer. Ato have invented Binventing Cto invent Dhaving invented20. “Cant you read?” Mary said _ to the notice. Aangrily pointing Band point angrily Cangrily pointed Dand angrily pointing21. Rather than _on a crowded bus, he always prefers _ a bicycle. Aride, ride Briding, ride Cride, to ride Dto ride, riding22. The missing boys were last seen _ near the river. Aplaying Bto be playing Cplay Dto play23. The visiting Minister expressed his satisfaction with the talks, _that he had enjoyed his stay here. Ahaving added Bto add Cadding Dadded24. The first text books _for teaching English as a foreign language came out in the 16th century. Ahaving written Bto be written Cbeing written Dwritten25. We agreed _here but so far she hasnt turned up yet. Ahaving met Bmeeting Cto meet Dto have met26. You were brave enough to raise objections at the meeting. Well, now I regret _that. Ato do Bto be doing Cto have done Dhaving done27. The patient was warned _oily food after the operation. Ato eat not Beating not Cnot to eat Dnot eating28. _in thought, he almost ran into the car in front of him. ALosting BHaving lost CLost DTo lose29. Is this raincoat yours? No, mine _there behind the door. Ais hanging Bhas hung Changs Dhung30. The Olympic Games, _in 776 B.C., did not include women players until 1912. Afirst playing Bto be first played Cfirst played Dto be first playing31. We saw the bird flap its wings and _ away. Afly Bflied Cflew Dflying32. I insisted that the dictionary _ to be bought at once. Arefers to Brefer Creferred Dreferring33. _, ice will be changed into water. AHeating BHeated CIf heating DTo be heated34. The foreigner seemed _his way. Ato be losing Bto have missed Cto have lost Dmissed35. Dont leave me _ alone at home. Ato stay Bstay Cstaying Dstayed36. Whatever _must _well.A. is to be done, be done Bare to do, do Cis to dobe done Dare to be done, do37. The officer ordered the wounded soldier _at once. Ato operate Bbe operated Cwas operated on Dto be operated on38. With the walls white _, the room seems larger. Apainting Bpainted Cto be painted Dhas been painted39. Can I help you? Id like to have the shoes _, for they are a bit smaller. Achanging Bchanged Cto be changing Dbe changed40. On hearing the news, the woman stood there _. Afrightened Bfrightening Cto frighten Dto be frightened41. _the train, they decided to wait for another. AMissed BMissing CHaving missed DBeing missed42. There _ no bus, I had to walk home. Ais Bwas Cwere Dbeing43. At present, there is a new airport and supermarket _in the south of the town. Abuilt Bto be built Cbeing built Dis being built44. The young man told the doctor that he didnt need _his heart _. Ahaving, checked Bto have, checked Chaving, to check Dto have, to check45. Try _the back door if nobody answers the front door. Ato knock at Bknocking at Cand knock at Dand knocking at46. We have to do something to stop wild animals _. Akilling Bto be killed Cbeing killed Dto kill47. _, we plan to hold a class meeting. ATime permitting BTime permits CIf time is permitted DTime permitted48. With the boy _the way, the soldiers got to the position in time. Aled Bleading Cbeing led Dwas leading49. The Emperor ordered the wonderful cloth _for him without delay. Ato weave Bto be woven Cto have woven Dto be weaving50. Look at his _look. It seems as if he had met a _tiger. Afrightened, frightening Bfrightening, frightened Cfrightened, frightened Dfrightening, frightening51. _, the players began the game. AHaving taken our seats BTaking our seats CAfter we took our seats DBeing taken the seats52. _him before, she didnt know he was her uncle. ANot having seen BHaving not seen CNot seeing DNot being seen53. _many times, but he made the same mistake again. AHaving been told BAlthough he had been told CHe had been told DHaving tol54. The glass of water is too hot. I prefer some cold _water. Aboiled BboilingCto boil Dhaving boiled55. The little boy entered the classroom without _. AnoticingBnoticed Cbeing noticed Dnotice56. Were considering _English in pairs after class. Apractising speaking Bpractising to speak Cto practise speaking Dto practise to speak57. _the mixture, the teacher showed it around the classroom. ATo see BMore students to see CFor more students to see DSeen58. I apologize for _my promise. Anot to keep Bbeing kept Cnot having kept Dhaving not kept59. The book _ on the desk _to her. Alying, belonging Blay, belong Clying, belongs Dbeing lie, is belong60. _, Mary had to stay at home to look after her. ABeing ill B.To be ill C.Her mother was ill D.Her mother being ill61. _much English troubled him a lot. AHis not knowing BNot he knowing CHis having not known DHis not known62. He wont attend the meeting unless _to give a speech. Ainvited Binviting Cbeing invited Dhe will be invited63. He got the first and won the prize as _. AexpectedBexpecting Cto be expected Dexpect64. He stood there with his eyes _ me. Afixing Bfixing on Cfixed to Dfixed on65. Mother warned him _after drinking. Ato never drive Bnever to drive Cnever driving Dnever drive66. I remember _something like that. Athat he say Bhim to say Chis saying Dhim having said67. Did you smell something _? Aburnt Bto burnCto be burning Dburning68. Because of air pollution, this city is no longer _. Aa good place to live in Ba good place for living in Ca good place to live Da good place to be lived in69. Let the day _. Ato be remembered Bremembered Cbe remembered Dremember70. His parents _, the orphan is now taken care of by the villagers. Adead Bdying Chave died Dhaving died71. Would you be _to do me a favour? Aas good as Bso good as Cenough good Dgood enough as72. He had us _all through the party. AlaughingBto laughClaugh Dlaughed73. The nurse suggested the old man _, for he h