Although with two children, Shakespeare left Stratford – on – Avon at the age of 30 and went to London .A．being married, lonelyB．got married, lonelyC．been married, aloneD．married, alone 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Although with two children, Shakespeare left Stratford – on – Avon at the age of 30 and went to London .

A．being married, lonely	B．got married, lonely
C．been married, alone	D．married, alone

解析试题分析：句意：尽管结婚了并且有两个小孩，莎士比亚还是在他30岁时离开了Stratford – on – Avon独自一个人去了伦敦。married结婚，这里状语从句存在省略，Shakespeare was 省略了，alone作为状语，孤独地，而lonely表示寂寞的，故选D
考点：marry一词的用法及省略
点评：marry一词的用法较常见，需要掌握，A marry B表示“A娶/嫁B” ；be/get married to B或是be/get married表示A和B结婚；如果和一段时间的状语连用，得用be married to .要用表示延续性的动词。状语从句中如果主句的主语和从句主语一致，从句中有一个be动词，即可以省略从句be 动词和主语。

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