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17．Peter suggested to going by boat．

分析皮特建议坐船去．

解答答案：去掉to．考查非谓语动词做宾语．suggest用doing做宾语，所以去掉to．

点评考查非谓语动词做宾语．英语里有一些动词用doing做宾语，例如：finish，feel like，be busy，have fun，enjoy，mind，keep，suggest，give up 等等．

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625 C Street
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907-929-9200|General
907-929-9228|Membership
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●Adult：﹩15
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