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10．Hearing the dog barking fiercely，away _____．（ ）| A． | fleeing the thief | B． | was fleeing the thief | ||
| C． | the thief was fleeing | D． | fled the thief |
分析 听到狗凶猛的叫，小偷逃跑了．
解答 答案：D away副词在句首引起倒装，AC排除，flee意为"逃跑"，是说一个瞬间的事，不用进行时，所以答案为D
点评 熟悉各种倒装句型的情况，出于修辞或某种特殊的语法结构的需要，需要将谓语动词放在主语之前，这种语序则叫倒装语序．主语和谓语完全倒置叫完全倒装．
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