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2．Mr．Smith got_______ of the________ TV program and began to read a novel．（　　）
A．tired； tiredB．tired； tiringC．tiring； tiredD．tiring； tiring

分析 史密斯先生厌倦了无聊的电视节目，开始读小说．

解答 答案：B get tired of厌倦；第二个空tire修饰名词program，表示事物的特征和属性，要用现在分词构成的形容词．故选B．

点评 现在分词是非谓语动词的一种，表达主动或进行；过去分词表达被动或完成；动词不定式表达未发生的动作．学习时，要注意区分和掌握．

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