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14．Please do me a favor-Call Dr．Smith and      him to join us for the picnic tomorrow．（　　）
A．to inviteB．invitingC．inviteD．invited

分析 请帮忙给Dr．Smith打个电话，邀请他明天跟我们一起去野餐．

解答 答案C
这是一个以动词原形开头的祈使句，and连接前后两个并列成分，形式要保持一致，前面用动词原形do，所以后面也要用动词原形invite．

点评 本题考查祈使句；这是一个表示请求的祈使句，结构是以动词原形开头．

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