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3．He got close to ______ in the accident last night．（ ）| A． | kill | B． | be killed | C． | killing | D． | being killed |
分析 在昨晚的事故中他差点被害死．
解答 答案：D．根据got close to doing sth．知道要用doing sth．又因为he 和kill之间是被动关系，因此选择D being killed 表示他差点被害死．其他选项不符合这个结构，A做谓语；B做谓语；C表示主动．
点评 考查动名词做宾语．to即使介词又是动词不定式的结构，所以平时学习时，要注意区分，例如：
be eager to do sth．表示渴望去做某事；be devoted to doing sth．表示专心于某事．
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