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17．The artist was welcomed into a room that seemed to serve as workshop，sitting-room and kitchen ______．（　　）

A．

combined

B．

to combine

C．

combining

D．

being combined

分析这位艺术家被迎进了一间看起来是工作间，起居室和厨房合在一起的房间．

解答答案：A 句中combine作workshop，sitting-room and kitchen的后置定语，combine与workshop，sitting-room and kitchen构成动宾关系，且句意表达的客观事实，要用表示被动的过去分词．故选A．

点评过去分词是非谓语动词的一种，用法很灵活，分为简单式done（表示与谓语同时或几乎同时发生的动作）；完成式having been done（表示先于谓语的动作）．学习时，要把握其用法特征：表示被动和完成．同时还要注意区分现在分词和不定式．

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