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3．________ to increase the sales of the product，the manager put an ad like this in paper，"_________，a salesman，one with experience preferred．"（　　）
A．Determining； WantedB．Determined； Wanting
C．Determined； WantedD．Determining； Wanting

分析 下定决心提高产品销售，经理登了一则这样的广告"需要：销售一名，有经验者优先"．

解答 答案是C．本题考查过去分词．题干第一空本题主要考查determine的用法，determine表示"决定（动作）；决心（状态）"；往往用现在分词说明"做决定（动作）"；用过去分词说明"决心（状态）"．本题中可以看出来是说明经理"下定决心"的状态，所以第一空选用过去分词；第二空want 说明的是后面的salesman，salesman是"被需要的"，故用过去分词表示被动，答案选择C．

点评 首先判断选项中的动词在句中是以谓语还是非谓语形式出现，然后根据选项在句中的功能结合非谓语的基本用法做出合理的判断．要关注常见非谓语动词的搭配．

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