题目内容
14．With all the books he needed _____，he left the library，feeling satisfied．（ ）| A． | borrowed | B． | borrowing | C． | borrow | D． | to borrow |
分析 句意：需要的书都借好之后，他开心地离开了图书馆．
解答 答案A．
分析句子结构可知，句中有"with复合结构"由with+名词+doing/done/to do/adj/adv/n/prep"等构成复合结构，在本题中"he needed"是定语从句，修饰先行词books，books与borrow是被动关系，即书是被借的，应该用过去分词作宾补，故选D．
点评 本题考查非谓动词用法．解答此类题目首先要读懂句意分析句子结构，判断分词在句中所作的成分．"with"复合结构中，若宾语与宾补是主动关系则用doing，被动关系用done，表将来用to do．
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| 36．A．tastes | B．ideas | C．notes | D．memories | |
| 37．A．amazing | B．shocking | C．amusing | D．strange | |
| 38．A．strike | B．push | C．challenge | D．impact | |
| 39．A．learn from | B．go over | C．get through | D．refer to | |
| 40．A．reader | B．writer | C．editor | D．doctor | |
| 41．A．positive | B．agreeable | C．humorous | D．honest | |
| 42．A．mood | B．position | C．state | D．way | |
| 43．A．advice | B．reference | C．protection | D．treatment | |
| 44．A．viewed | B．knew | C．noticed | D．wondered | |
| 45．A．while | B | ．because | C．although | D．providing |
| 46．A．came out | B．worked out | C．proved out | D．turned out | |
| 47．A．naturally | B．merely | C．hopefully | D．actually | |
| 48．A．deciding | B．investing | C．working | D．relying | |
| 49．A．became | B．helped | C．missed | D．visited | |
| 50．A．patient | B．operator | C．fan | D．publisher | |
| 51．A．sign | B．smile | C．mark | D．mask | |
| 52．A．showed up | B．set off | C．fell down | D．passed away | |
| 53．A．since | B．but | C．so | D．for | |
| 54．A．guidance | B．trust | C．opportunity | D．inspiration | |
| 55．A．promised | B．swore | C．thought | D．replied |
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| 17．A．separate | B．shared | C．spiritual | D．social |
| 18．A．active | B．baring | C．careless | D．practical |
| 19．A．attracting | B．sheltering | C．driving | D．prohibiting |
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| 21．A．come up with | B．face up to | C．look forward to | D．step away from |
| 22．A．begin | B．check | C．like | D．find |
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| 25．A．terrible | B．excellent | C．important | D．dangerous |
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| 37．A．a sleep | B．reading | C．alone | D．standing |
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| 43．A．ill | B．funny | C．sorry | D．well |
| 44．A．As | B．If | C．Since | D．Before |
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| 47．A．sympathy | B．satisfaction | C bitterness | D．politeness |
| 48．A．embarrassedly | B．gratefully | C．impatiently | D．proudly |
| 49．A．adjusted | B．collected | C．produced | D．covered |
| 50．A．greet | B．accompany | C．help | D．ask |
| 51．A．lifted | B．caught | C．gave | D．filled |
| 52．A．television | B．power | C．light | D．gas |
| 53．A．grew up | B．lay down | C．broke down | D．sat up |
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| 55．A．prove | B．expect | C．suspect | D．accept． |
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| 37．A．referring | B．travelling | C．pointing | D．coming |
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| 43．A．falling | B．turning | C．rushing | D．bringing |
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| 45．A．adapts to | B．appeals to | C．belongs to | D．occurs to |
| 46．A．across | B．through | C．along | D．past |
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| 48．A．marching | B．looking | C．breaking | D．pouring |
| 49．A．between | B．with | C．near | D．behind |
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| 51．A．began | B．grew | C．studied | D．stayed |
| 52．A．deepened | B．recognized | C．accepted | D．found |
| 53．A．heart | B．rights | C．interest | D．behaviors |
| 54．A．one | B．its | C．that | D．every |
| 55．A．meaning | B．expression | C．connection | D．background． |
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