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1．If they win the final tonight，the team are going to tour around the city ______ by their enthusiastic supporters．（ ）| A． | being cheered | B． | be cheered | C． | to be cheered | D． | were cheered |
分析 如果他们今晚赢得决赛，这支队伍将巡游全城接受支持者的欢呼．
解答 答案：C．
本题是对非谓语动词的用法要求，因此首先排除B和D（前面已经有are going to tour，又没有连词，不可能出现两个独立谓语．）A和C都表示被动，区别在于动名词being done表示抽象、经常性、已发生的，而动词不定式to be done表示具体、一次性、将发生的．根据整个句子（条件状语从句，而且还是虚拟语气），这里有to be done表目的．，由此可断定选C最合适．
点评 对于非谓语动词的考查要熟悉他们的具体用法和意义，这对于解题很重要．．
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