题目内容

We gave away bulletins door to door to call on people to help others warm-heartedly, only ____to have a drink from time to time.

A. to stop  B. stopping        C. stopped         D. having stopped

 

【答案】

B

【解析】

试题分析：考查非谓语动词。句义：我们挨家挨户的发小报是为了号召人们热心助人，时不时的停下来喝点东西。排除C，因为主语we和动词stop之间不是被动关系；排除D，having done是doing的完成式，强调先于谓语动词发生，而本题是分发小报的同时，和停下来喝水是同时的；Only to do表意外结果，doing表主动且同时进行，所以排除A，而B正确。

考点：考查非谓语动词。

 

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We gave away bulletins door to door to call on people to help others warm-heartedly, only ____to have a drink from time to time


  1. A.
    to stop
  2. B.
    stopping
  3. C.
    stopped
  4. D.
    having stopped

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