What annoys us is that he usually does nothing but about having so many things to do at weekends.A．to complainB．complainC．complainsD．to complaining 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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What annoys(使生气) us is that he usually does nothing but about having so many things to do at weekends.

A．to complain

B．complain

C．complains

D．to complaining

解析试题分析：句意：使我们生气的是他总是什么都不做，只是一味的抱怨在周末有很多的事情要做。but此处作为介词，前面有do的任何形式，后面用省略to 的不定式，即遵循“有do不用to原则”，故选B
考点：省略
点评：英语中的省略现象常见于以下几种：1.在状语从句中如果主句的主语和从句的主语一致并且从句中谓语动词有Be动词时，可以将从句中主语和be动词同时省略，2.当主语部分有to do 时，表语部分省略不定式符合to,3.当主语部分暗含to do 时，表语部分也省略to,4.当在but,except等词之前有do的任何形式时，其后省略to.

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