33非谓语动词单选题 练习题.doc

1. The secretary worked late into the night, _a long speech for the president. Ato prepareBpreparingCpreparedDwas preparing2. I can hardly imagine Peter_across the Atlantic Ocean in five days. AsailBto sailCsailingDto have sailed3. John was made_the truck for a week as a punishment. Ato washBwashingCwashDto be washing4. I would appreciate_back this afternoon. Ayou to callByou callCyour callingDyoure calling5. John was so sleepy that he could hardly keep his eyes_. AopenBto be openedCto openDopening6. _a reply, he decided to write again. ANot receivingBReceiving not CNot having receivedDHaving not received7. Charles Babbage is generally considered_the first computer. Ato have inventedBinventing Cto inventDhaving invented8. “Cant you read?” Mary said_to the notice. Aangrily pointingBand point angrily Cangrily pointedDand angrily pointing9. Rather than_on a crowded bus, he always prefers_a bicycle.Aride, rideBriding, rideCride, to rideDto ride, riding10. The missing boys were last seen_near the river.AplayingBto be playingCplayDto play11. The visiting Minister expressed his satisfaction with the talks, _that he had enjoyed his stay here.A having addedBto addCaddingDadded12. The first text-books_for teaching English as a foreign language came out in the 16th century. Ahaving writtenBto be written Cbeing writtenDwritten13. We agreed_here but so far she hasnt turned up yet.Ahaving metBmeetingCto meetDto have met14. You were brave enough to raise objections at the meeting.Well, now I regret_that. Ato doBto be doingCto have doneDhaving done15. The patient was warned_oily food after the operation. Ato eat not Beating notCnot to eatDnot eating16. _in thought, he almost ran into the car in front of him. ALosingBHaving lostCLostDTo lose17. Is this raincoat yours? No, mine_there behind the door. Ais hangingBhas hungChangsDhung18. The Olympic Games, _in 776 B.C., did not include women players until 1912.A first playingBto be first played Cfirst playedDto be first playing19. We saw the bird flap its wings and _ away. AflyBfliedCflewDflying20. Were considering_English in pairs after class.Apractising speakingBpractising to speakCto practise speakingDto practise to speak21. _, ice will be changed into water.AHeatingBHeatedCIf heatingDTo be heated22. The foreigner seemed_his way. Ato be losingBto have missing Cto have lostDmissed23. Dont leave me_alone at home.Ato stayBstayCstayingDstayed24. The little boy entered the classroom without_.AnoticingBnoticedCbeing noticedDnotice25. With the walls _white, the room seems larger. ApaintingBpaintedCto be paintedDhas been painted26. Can I help you? Id like to have the shoes_, for they are a bit smaller.AchangingBchangedCto be changing Dbe changed27. On hearing the news, the woman stood there_. AfrightenedBfrighteningCto frightenDto be frightened28. _the train, they decided to wait for another. AMissedBMissingCHaving missedDBeing missed29. At present, there is a new airport and supermarket_in the south of the town. AbuiltBto be builtCbeing builtDis being built30. The young man told the doctor that he didnt need_his heart_.Ahaving, checkedBto have, checkedChaving, to checkDto have, to check31. Try_the back door if nobody answers the front door. Ato knock atBknocking at Cand knock atDand knocking at32. We have to do something to stop wild animals_. AkillingBto be killedCbeing killedDto kill33. _, we plan to hold a class meeting.ATime permittingBTime permitsCIf time is permittedDTime permitted34. With the boy_the way, the soldiers got to the position in time. AledBleadingCbeing ledDwas leading35. The Emperor ordered the wonderful cloth_for him without delay. Ato weaveBto be wovenCto have wovenDto be weaving36. Look at his_look. It seems as if he had met a_tiger. Afrightened, frighteningBfrightening, frightened Cfrightened, frightenedDfrightening, frightening37. _, the players began the game. AHaving taken our seatsBTaking our seats CAfter we took our seatsDBeing taken the seats38. _him before, she didnt know he was her uncle. ANot having seenBHaving not seen CNot seeingDNot being seen39. _many times, but he made the same mistake again. AHaving been toldBAlthough he had been told C