Life is like riding a bicycle． your balance.you must keep moving．( )A．To keepB．KeepingC．Being keptD．Having kept 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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14．Life is like riding a bicycle．_____ your balance，you must keep moving．（　　）

A．

To keep

B．

Keeping

C．

Being kept

D．

Having kept

分析句意：生活就像骑自行车．为了保持平衡，你必须不断地骑．

解答答案A 此处是目的状语．A、B、C和D项都可做状语．但是只有不定式可以作目的状语．故选A项．

点评考查不定式的用法．不定式可以作很多成分，但是作目的状语时，只能用动词不定式．

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