One ought for what one hasn't done. A. not to be punished B. to not be puished C. to not punish D. not be punished 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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One ought ________ for what one hasn't done.

A. not to be punished B. to not be puished

C. to not punish D. not be punished

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【解析】

试题分析：句意：一个人不应该被惩罚因为他没有做事情。one泛指人；这里ought to+do其否定形式：ought not to+do；这里one与punish之间是被动关系，故选A。

考点：考查情态动词的用法。

点评：本题难度适中。情态动词是近几年高考的热点，它们的用法非常多，需要考生平时多做练习加以巩固。这里需要区分它们的用法及意义。

即学即练：—Why _________ you be talking so loudly while others are studying?

—I am terribly sorry.

A. shall B. must C. will D. may

解析：B。must在这里意为“偏偏”。上句句意为：为什么别人在学习而你偏偏那么大声地交谈?

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A. forget one's part before the audience

B. smile all the time on the stage

C. make a speech fast than ever

D. be cautious to improve his performance

2 The underlined word “eliminate” in the last paragraph means .

A. keep B. reduce C. change D. get rid of

3 The wrong way to overcome stage fright is .

A. to smile before going to the stage.

B. to take two deep breaths to calm oneself

C. to pay less attention to one's mistakes in performance

D. to perform less and to watch more

4 Which of the following statements is right?

A. We can get rid of stage fright completely.

B. A little stage fright can make actors perform better.

C. We can reduce stage fright as much as one third.

D. A little stage fright leads to complete failure.

One ought __________ for what one hasn’t done.

A. not to be punished B. to not be punished

C. to not punish D. not be punished

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