题目内容

18．Vancouver is Canada's most beautiful city，surrounding by mountains and the Pacific Ocean．

分析 温哥华是加拿大最美丽的城市，因为它被群山和太平洋包围着．

解答 答案：Vancouver is Canada's most beautiful city，surrounding by mountains and the Pacific Ocean．（ 将surrounding改为surrounded）
 此处在句中作原因状语，由于动词surround与其逻辑主语Vancouver构成被动关系；故用过去分词surrounded．

点评 做本题时需要了解过去分词表示被动与完成以及做状语的用法．

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