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5．Gathering（gather）  all my courage，I ran into the burning house to rescue the baby．

分析 鼓足了我所有的勇气，我冲进了着火的房子里救出了婴儿．

解答 答案：Gathering
此处用在句首作方式状语，由于动词gather与其逻辑主语I构成了主谓关系；故用现在分词Gathering．

点评 本题考查了现在分词作状语的用法；做本题时，首先要根据句意，判断出空缺处在句中的成分，从而确定出该词的正确形式；其次应掌握现在分词的各种用法．

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