Today we have chat rooms, text messaging, emailing- but we seem the art of communicating face to face.A. losing B. to be losingC. to be lost D. having lost 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Today we have chat rooms, text messaging, emailing… but we seem ______ the art of communicating face to face.

A. losing B. to be losing

C. to be lost D. having lost

【解析】

试题分析：考查非谓语动词。句意：今天我们有聊天室，发短信，发电子邮件---，但是我们似乎正在失去面对面的交流艺术。Seem to do 似乎做某事了；seem to be doing似乎正在做某事，强调动作的进行，所以选B。

考点：考查非谓语动词

考点分析： 考点1：动词/动词短语 就是表示动作和状态的词。根据其在句中的功能，动词可分为四类，分别是：实义动词、系动词、助动词、情态动词。动词分类及用法一、实义动词实义动词又叫行为动词，分成及物动词和不及物动词。 1、及物动词是必须带宾语的动词，可分为如下两类。 1) 及物动词＋宾语例：I love my home. 我爱我家。 He bought an English dictionary. 他买了一本英语词典。 2) 及物动词＋间接宾语＋直接宾语例：She taught us maths. 她教我们数学。 My mother gave me a new pen. 母亲给了我一支新钢笔。提示：常用的能接双宾语的及物动词有：give, teach, buy, lend, find, hand, leave, sell, show, read, pay, make, offer, build, pass, bring, cook等。 2、不及物动词不及物动词不需要跟宾语，本身意义完整。例：She came last week. 她上周来的。 It is raining hard. 正下着大雨。 Class began at half past seven. 7点半开始上课。 What happened yesterday? 昨天发生了什么事？ 3、同一动词有时可用作及物动词，有时可用作不及物动词。例如：She can dance and sing. 　　她能唱歌又能跳舞。（sing在此用作不及物动词。）　　She can sing many English songs. 　　她能唱好多首英文歌曲。（sing用作及物动词。）二、系动词系动词不能单独作谓语，后面必须跟表语构成合成式谓语。表语通常由名词、形容词,或相当于名词或形容词的词或短语等充当,说明主语是什么或怎么样。连系动词有 be, seem, look, become, get, grow, feel, appear, remain, turn。例如: 　　The story sounds true. 　　Those oranges taste good. 三、助动词协助主要动词构成谓语动词词组的词叫助动词。助动词自身没有词义，不可单独使用，只能在实义动词和系动词前构成谓语的时态、语态以及否定式和疑问式。它没有对应的汉译，例如： He doesn't like English. 他不喜欢英语。（doesn't是助动词，无词义；like是主要动词，有词义) He is singing. 他在唱歌。（is是助动词，无词义，构成现在进行时）四、情态动词情态动词是一种本身有一定的词义，表示说话人对有关行为或事物的态度和看法，认为其可能、应该或必要等，不能单独作谓语，情态动词后面加动词原形。情态动词无人称和数的变化, 情态动词后面跟的动词需用原形,否定式构成是在情态动词后面加 "not"。常用的情态动词有： Can(could) （能，会）如：I can swim. 我会游泳。　　 May(might) （可以）如： You may go now. 你现在可以走了。　 Must （必须）如：You must do your homework. 你必须写作业。　　 Need （需要）如：He needs our help. 他需要我们的帮助。注意：1、情态动词表推测在肯定句中一般用must (一定)，can, could（可能），might /may（也许，或许）。否定句中用can’t / couldn’t(不可能)。例如： It can’t be the headmaster. He has gone to America. 　这不可能是校长，他去美国了。 2、can和could表示允许的用法：表示现在的允许时，若是请求别人允许自己做某事，两者均可用，但用could 语气更委婉；若是自己允许别人做某事，一般只用 can，而不用 could。如：　　Can [Could] I come in? 我可以进来吗? 3、must和have to的用法　　表示必须、必要。（must表示主观多一些而have to则表示客观多一些）如：　　You must come in time. 　　你必须及时过来。　　回答must引出的问句时，如果是否定的回答，不能用mustn't，而要用needn't或don't have to。　　— Must we hand in our exercise books today? 　　— Yes, you must. (No, you don’t have to.) 　　—我们今天必须交上练习册吗？　　—是的。（不，不必。） 4、need表示“需要”或“必须”，作情态动词时，仅用于否定句或疑问句中，后跟动词原形。Need还常用作实义动词，有时态、人称和数的变化，后面通常接名词、代词和带to的不定式， Do you need a dictionary? 　　你需要词典吗? You needn't give it back before Friday. 你不必在星期五前还我。试题属性

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