主谓一致练习及答案

1、主谓一致练习专四真题：54. Which of the follow ing senten ces is INCORRECT? (2014)A. Physics is an importa nt school subject.B. The Niagara Falls is in North America.C. The Un ited States borders Can ada.D. Mumps is a kind in fectious disease.59. Which of the following sentences is grammatically INCORRECT? (201

2、3)A. Politics are the art or scie nee of gover nment.B. Ten miles seems like a long walk to me.C. Mumps is a kind of in fectious disease.D. All the furniture has arrived un damaged.51. Which of the following sentences is INCORRECT? (2012)A . Twenty miles seems like a long walk to him.B. No one excep

3、t his supporters agree with himC . Neither Julia nor I were going to the party.D . Few stude nts in my class are really lazy65 . Which of the followi ng sentences is INCORRECT? (2012)A . Poultry are very expe nsive in the city.B . New mach inery were in troduced in the factory.C . The police are inv

4、 estigati ng the murder caseD . The militia were called out to rescue flood victims .62. Which of the following sentences is INCORRECT? (2010)A. All his lectures are very in terest ing.B. Half their sav ings were gone.C. Many his friends came to the party.D. Both his sisters are nu rses.57. Which of

5、 the following is INCORRECT? (2008)A. All his lectures were bori ng.B. Half his money was gone.C. Her few friends are all fond of dancing.D. He in vited many his frie nds to the party.56. Your ideas, _ seem unusual to me. (2003)A. like herB. like hersC. similar to herD. similar to herself60. It is f

6、utile to discuss the matter further, because _ going to agree upon anything today. (2003)A. n either you nor I areB. n either you nor me isC. n either you nor I amD. n either me nor you areKeys: BACBC DBC拓展训练：1. He never hesitates to make such criticisms asconsidered helpful to others.A. areB. is C.

7、 haveD. has bee n 3.32. More leisureis atta in able through automati on.A. and an abundance of goodsB. and abundant goodsC. as well as an abundance of goodsD. plus an abundance goods3. The secretary of State, with his two assistants,Middle East to holdn egotiati ons here.A. was take n en route toB.

8、is en route toC. are en route toD. were en route to4. Neither of the agreements reached at last meetingto the government.A. had bee n worki ngB. were worki ngC. was workedD. was workable5. Not one of a thousand seedlingsinto a big tree, even under great care.A. were developedB. has developedC. was d

9、evelopedD. have developed6. I have brought is sufficient to pay the rent.A. Neither the money nor my traveler s checksB. Neither my traveler s checks nor the moneyC. Either the money and my traveler s checksD. Both the checks and the money7. Every boy and girl stude nt thatexam in ati on will receiv

10、e score reports in sixweeks.A. took the TOEFLB. take the TOEFLC. takes the TOEFLD. have taken the TOEFL8. Bue nos Aires isno ted for its busy harbor.A. the world s capitals OlrtB. one of the worldscapitals that isC. one of the worldscapital that isD. one of the worldscapitals that are9. in the Unite

11、d States was set up to train men in theology.A. Many schoolB. Many a schoolC. Many schoolsD. A many school10. A series of pre-recorded tapesprepared for Ian guage laboratory use.A. has bee n B. have bee nC. are D. must have11. is effective.A. Such a means B. These meansC. The methods D. A method12.

12、That reading a detective storymore fun than reading an essay on philosophyobvious.A. is, is B. are, areC. are, isD. is, are13. that have brought laughter and applause.A. It is what he saysB. What is his remarksC. It is his remarksD. It be his remarks14. The number of the employeesin this company.A.

13、have doubledB. has doubledC. are doubledD. were doubled15. A horse and buggyof great use before the inven ti on of the motor.A. areB. were C. isD. was16. Within the Alamoone hundred and eighty men, more than two thirds ofwhom had rece ntly migrated from n earby states.A. was B. were C. had bee n D.

14、have bee n17. All but one houseby the big fire.A. was bur nt dow nB. bur ns dow nC. have bur nt dow nD. were bur nt dow n18. ofte n the case, she was abse nt.A. As isB. As are C. Who wasD. Which is19. , though not wholly bad, were so disturb ing that I could no Ion ger concen trateon my work.A. The several pieces of n ewsB. The n ew