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18.Sometimes,______ a patient a get-well card is better than visiting him.(  )
A.to be sentB.being sentC.having sentD.sending

分析 句意:有时候,给病人送一张慰问卡要比去看他会更好.

解答 答案D.
分析句子结构可知,句子的谓语动词为is,is之前的内容为主语.再根据句意和"than visiting him"可知,这里应该是动名词作主语,从而排除A项.根据句意这里应该用动名词的主动形式,从而排除B.C项使用的是动名词的完成式,表示动作之前就已经完成了,而在上下文中没有这样的含义.故D正确.

点评 本题考查动名词用法.解答这类题目首先要读懂句意,其次要分析出动名词在句中所作的成分,若动名词在句中作主语时,要分析主被动关系,主动用doing,被动用being done,还要判断动作有无先后关系,考虑用完成式having done或 having been done.

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