When he come back to life, he found himself at the entrance to the valley. A．lie B．lied C．lay D．lying 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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When he come back to life, he found himself________at the entrance to the valley.

A．lie B．lied C．lay D．lying

【答案】

【解析】

试题分析：考查现在分词做宾语补足语：句意：当他醒来时，发现自己躺在山谷的入口。Find sb doing发现某人正在做…，lie是“躺”，he和lie是主动关系，现在分词是lying。选D。

考点：考查现在分词做宾语补足语

点评：如果是宾语补足语就看动词和修饰的宾语关系，当动词与宾语构成主动关系的时候，使用现在分词做宾语补足语。当宾语与动词构成被动关系的时候，使用过去分词做宾语补足语，适用于这个用法的动词有感官动词和使役动词。

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23．A．processes B．times C．courses D．practices

24．A．frogs B．mice C．dogs D．cats

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26．A．hole B．pit C．water D．well

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28．A．uncomfortable B．unpleasant C．unhappy D．unfortunate

29．A．run B．walk C．climb D．jump

30．A．so B．since C．because D．although

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32．A．died B．wounded C．destroyed D．damaged

33．A．fast B．hard C．easily D．swiftly

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