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7．The lady welled around the shops， an eye out for bargains．（ ）| A． | keep | B． | kept | C． | keeping | D． | to keep |
分析 句意为：这位女士在商店附近闲逛，（同时）密切关注着特价商品．
解答 答案：C，句子主语The lady和keep…之间的关系为主动关系，所以只能使用现在分词keeping．此题逗号后面的现在分词短语表示的是伴随状语．A是动词原形，不能做非谓语结构（包括状语）；B表示the lady和keep an eyt out…为被动关系，不符合逻辑；D也表示将要发生，而句中表示的是该动作当时正在进行，所以排除．
点评 考查非谓语动词时，首先要考虑该非谓语动词和句中的主语之间的逻辑关系，表示主动关系一般用现在分词，表示被动关系一般用过去分词，然后再结合句意做出正确判断．
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