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10．Jack has to go to work on foot，for his car needs      ．（　　）
A．repairB．to repairC．repairingD．being repaired

分析 Jack不得不步行去上班，因为他的车需要修理．

解答 答案是C．本题考查非谓语动词做宾语．动词need后面既可以接动词不定式做宾语，也可以接动名词做宾语；但是接动名词时是主动形式表达被动的意思，即need doing=need to be done．本题中"车子是被修理"，所以应该用needs repairing或needs to be repaired，所以答案是B．

点评 本题考查非谓语动词中的固定搭配，要在积累常见搭配的基础上根据语境做出合理的判断．

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