初中非谓语动词专项练习题

初中非谓语动词专项练习题

1.some students,the teacherentered the hall.A.Following B.Followed C.Being followedD.Having followed

2.,and hehad to go backhome.A.Day havingbroken B.Night hadfallen C.The dayhad brokenD.Night fallen

3.Hearing hisfather wasseriously ill,.A.he burstinto tearsB.his eyeswere filledwith tearsC.his facelost itscolor D.tears cameto his eyes

4.He didall thisto makeher,so she was veryangry withhim.A.laughed B.a goodman C.laughing D.laughed at

5.Entering thehouse,I foundJane at the deskand something.A.seat;write B.sitting;writing C.seating;writing D.seated;to write

6.so manypeople in thehall,I had to pushmy wayto thefront.A.Being B.There wereC.There being D.As being

7.—What would you likefor breakfast-I dontfeel like.A.to eatsomething B.eating anythingC.to eatanything D.eating nothing

8.He gotout ofthe car,to thenearest houseand telephonedhis friendfor help.A.walked B.walking C.to walkD.walk

9.all overthe hillsand aroundthe lakeare wildflowers ofdifferent colours.A.Growing B.Grown C.To grow D.Having grown

10.It wason hisway homehe hiswallet.The nextmorning hefound itA.that;lost;missing B.where;missing;lostC.which;missed;lost D.then;lost;missed

11.some ofthe questions,the mansaid good-bye tous withoutmaking himself.A.Left;unanswering;understood;B.Leaving;unanswered;understoodC.Left;unanswering;understanding D.Leaving;unanswered;understanding

12.I remember to theirparty,but Ithe invitationin the office.A.to be invited;have forgottenB.to invite;forgetC.being invited;have leftD.inviting;am leaving

13.—Why didyou go to the wrong class,Mr.Lice—Well,I forgotI wassupposed togo to.A.which the room B.which roomC.what wastheroomD.what roomwas it

14.He canbe on the bedwith his.A.closed eyesand his mouth openB.eyes closedand hisopen mouthC.closed eyesand openhismouthD.eyes closedand hismouth open

15.Finally Igot my.A.salary raisedB.risen salaryC.salary riseD.salary torise

16.many times,she stillcan5t rememberit.A.Had toldB.Having beentold C.Having told D.Being told

17.,his friendsmet himat thestation.A.Arriving in Chicago B.Arrived inChicagoC.On arrivinginChicagoD.When hearrived inChicago

18.May thoughtit agreat pityto theparty.A.not to beinvited B.to benot invitedC.not to have invitedD.to have not invited

19.Lots ofnews cameevery dayduring theAsian Games.A.inspiring;11th B.inspired;11st C.inspiring;11st D.inspired;11th

20.Every Mondaymorning wewill standon theplayground andwatch thenational flaghigherand higher.A.being raisedB.raising C.rising D.being risen

21.to bemost difficult,Drill Ais takenaway from the lesson.A.Being consideredB.Considering C.To considerD.Considered

22.The palaceMuseum isagain andagain.A.worth being visited B.worthy visitingC.worthy ofbeingvisitedD.worth tovisit

23.Just keepquiet whenyou.A.are speakingB.are speakingto C.are spokenD.are spokento

24.The oldman kepthiseyeson thepicture forquite sometime.A.fixing B.fixed C.having fixedD.being fixed

25.The lawprevents thesebirds.A.from killingB.from beingk川ed C.not to be killed D.not killing

26.I canhardly imaginepeter acrossthe AtlanticOcean infive days.A.sail B.to sailC.sailing D.to havesailed

27.Her roomwas foundinto yesterdayafternoon,but nothingwas found.A.to break;steal B.to bebroken;stolen C.being broken;robbed D.broken;stolen

28.Was itin theshop hehad hiswalletA.where;steal B.that;stolen C.that;steal D.where;stole

29.My watchneeds,but I havenotime togototown to have it.A.to repair;repaired B.to be repaired;repairingC.repairing;repaired D.being repaired;repaired

30.They hadto givein sincehe stucka meetingthe nextday.A.holding B.to holdC.to holdingD.on beinghold

31.Someone mustcome andget the work sooneror later.A.do B.done C.doing D.to do

32.The littlegirl cameall alongfor herMum.A.running;crying B.run;cry C.running;cried D.to run;was crying

33.While hewas inprison,comrade LiDazhao wouldnot givein andbravely.A.fight B.be fightingC.fighting D.fought

34.—Do youknow Kate---Yes,very well.Tve seenher upfrom childhood.A.was growingB.to growC.growD.grew

35.She wentto workquietly,to workas hardas shecould.A.her mind making up B.with her mind madeupC.with hermindmakingup D.hermindbeing madeup

36.The teachertold thestudents tostop to him.A.to writeand listenB.writing and listeningC.to writeandlisteningD.writing andto listen

37.in thecountryside,hewassurprised bythe rightlife inParis.A.Being bornand educated B.Born andeducatedC.Being bornand educatingD.Born andhaving educated

38.is nouse insaying anything.A.It BThis C.That D.There

39.I foundher on a longbench.A.to sitB.sit C.seated D.seating

40.—Do youfeel likeout orwouldyourather havedinner athome—Id liketogoout.I alwaysenjoy dinnerin arestaurant.A.dining;to haveB.to dine;to haveC.dining;having D.to dine;having

41.I wasjust abouttheofficewhen thephone rang.A.leaving B.leave C.to leave D.to leaving

42.It isfoolish sucha mistake.A.for meto makeB.for memaking C.of meto makeD.of memaking

43.I dontthink itadvisable.A.your studyingmaths B.you to study mathsC.for you to studymaths D.of youtostudymaths

44.The man managed to make himselfwith hisFrench.A.understood;breaking B.understand;brokenC.understand;breaking D.understood;broken

45.,the concertbegan.A.The listenershaving taken their seatsB.Having takentheir seatsC.Have takentheir placesD.The listenersto havetakentheirplaces

46.The sun,they wenthome.A.set downB.setted C.setting D.sets

47.It heavily,the outinghadto be putoff.A.being rainedB.being rainingC.raining D.rains

48.fromthetallest building,the wholecity looksvery beautiful.A.See B.Saw C.Seeing D.Seen

49.Tom iswaiting thedoctor.A.to see B.for tosee C.for seeingD.for see

50.I spoketohimkindlyA.to notfrighten B.so asnot tofrightenC.in orderto notfrighten D.for notfrightening

51.He wasso foolishhis carunlocked.A.to leaveB.that leaveC.as to leaveD.for himto leave

52.The students,attheway thequestions wereput,didnt knowthe answersto then.A.they surprisingB.surprised C.their beingsurprised D.surprise

53.How Iregret thedays indoing theuseless work!A.which wastedB.having beenwasted C.which wastingD.having wasted

54.When shereturned home,she foundthe windowopen andsomething.A.to stealB.losing C.missed D.stolen

55.They wantedtheworkwith greatcare.A.to havedone B.to bedone C.doing D.to do

56.Why doyou havethe waterall thetimeA.ran B.to berunning C.running D.being running

57.I wantthe jobas quicklyas possible.A.to doB.done C.doing D.be doing

58.______Sunday,all ofthem wentout.A.It beingB.Being,this isC.To beD.Been

59.easy to do.A.Generally speakingB.Generally spokenC.Generally tospeak D.Generally to be spoken

60.He isanman.A.educatedB.educating C.to beeducated D.having educated

61.what to do,she askedher teacherfor help.A.Not knownB.Not knowingC.Not to know D.Having notknown

62.I rememberto Pariswhen Iwas avery smallA.being takenB.having takenC.to takeD.to dotaken

63.The firstthing theyhad gottodowas to find something.A.eating B.eaten C.to eat D.to beeaten

64.The questionis difficult.A.for answeringB.for beinganswered C.to beanswered D.to answer

65.Are theyused toby themselvesA.working B.work C.to beworking D.have beenworked

66.,hew川make agood swimmer.A.Giving timeB.Given timeC.To givetime D.to begiven time

67.who shewas,she wouldreply,UA personwho isto help”.A.Asking B.Asked C.To askD.To beasked

68.When youlisten to,try tocatch theexact expressionused.A.speaking EnglishB.speak EnglishC.English speakingD.English spoken

69.the airport,they wavedagain andagain tous.A.Leaving B.After C.Having leftD.to leave

70.They areglad tosee the children wellin thenursery.A.looking afterB.looked afterC.to look after D.to belooked after

71.Ihavenot anymoney.A.toleaveB.to beleft C.leaving D.left

72.He wontlike suchquestions atthe meeting.A.to discussB.discussing C.discussed D.to havebeen discussed

73.They arelooking forwardto.A.Mary cameB.Mary comeC.Mary tocome D.Marys coming

74.Please keepus ofthe latestnews.A.to informB.informing C.informed D.to beinformed

75.The doorremains.A.locking B.locked C.to belocking D.to belocked

76.She hadher armin anaccident.A.to breakB.break C.breaking D.broken

77.I adviseyou beforejob.A to wait;deciding toaccept B.to wait;to decideaccepting C.waiting;deciding toaccept D.waiting;to decideaccepting

78.A childcan5t learnwithout.A.spelling;being helpedB.spelling;helpingC.to spelling;being helped

79.Cant youremember methe storylast nightA.to tellB.telling C.to betoldD.to betelling

80.I didntmean youangry.A.tomakeB.making C.to bemaking D.to bemade

81.—You werebrave enoughto raiseobjections atthe meeting.-Well,now Iregret that.A.todoB.to bedoing C.to havedone D.having done

82.The patientwas wantedoil foodafter the operation.A.to eatnot B.eating notC.not toeatD.not eating

83.in thought,he almostran into the carin frontof him.A.Losing B.Having lostC.Lost D.To lose

84.The OlympicGames,in776B.C.,did notinclude womenplayers until

1912.A.first playing B.to befirst playedC.first playedD.to befirst playing

85.with theold one,the newbuilding looksmore beautiful.A.To compareB.Compared C.Compare D.Comparing

86.all hislife tohis teaching,Mr.Wang madegreat achievements.A.Devoted B.Having devotedC.Devoting D.To bedemoted

87.The visitingminister expressedhis satisfactionwith thetalks,that hehad enjoyedhis stayhere.A.having addedB.to addC.adding D.added

88.The firsttextbooks forteaching Englishas aforeign languagecame outin the16th century.A.having writtenB.to bewritten C.being writtenD.written

89.The villagerssearched untilmidnight,tofindthe lostchild.A.having triedB.tried C.trying D.to try

90.industrial pollutionis thekey tokeeping thecountry acomfortable andclean placeto livein.A.To controlB.To becontrolled C.Controlled D.To becontrolling

91.Rather thanonacrowded bus,he alwaysprefers abicycle.A.ride;ride B.riding;ride C.ride;to rideD.to ride;riding

92.The missingboys werelast seennear theriver.A.playingB.to beplaying C.play D.to play

93.I hada wonderfultime duringthe holidays.No wonderyou cannothelp aboutyour trip.A.to talkB.talking C.to havetalked D.talk

94.Im sorryI canthelp yourwatch.A.him fixedB.fixing C.to fixD.you fixing

95.New ideassometimes havetowaitfor yearsbefore.A.being fully accepted B.fully acceptingC.full acceptD.fullyaccepted

96.Visitors takea rideat SydneysLuma Park.The amusementpark,onthedtys Northshore,recently reopenedto thepublic.A.locating B.located C.being locatedD.locate

97.are thedays whenwomen werelooked downupon.A.Going B.Go C.Gone D.To go

98.With anative theway,we enteredthe forest.A.to leadB.leading C.ledD.lead

99.The peopleoutside areanxious theresult oftheoperation.A.knowing B.tohaveknown C.toknowD.to beknown

100.—I usuallygo thereby train.—Why notby boatfor achangeA.to try going B.trying togo C.to tryand goD.trygoing

101.I wouldappreciate backthisafternoon.A.youtocall B.you callC.your callingD.youre calling

102.I canhardly imaginePeter acrossthe AtlanticOcean infive days.A.sail B.to sailC.sailing D.tohavesailed

103.—The lightintheoffice isstill on.—Oh,I forgot.A.turning it off B.turn it off C.to turnitoffD.having turneditoff

104.Most ofthe artiststotheparty werefrom SouthAfrica.A.invitedB.to inviteC.being invitedD.had beeninvited

105.more attention,the treescouldhave grownbetter.A.Given B.To giveC.Giving D.Having given

106.His parentslast week,thechildhas noone tolookafterhim.A.having diedB.died C.dead D.having dead

107.Id liketo buyan expensivecamera.nWell,we haveseveral modelsA.to choosefrom B.of choiceC.to bechosen D.for choosing

108.Several ofthese washersanddryers areout oforder and.A.need tobe repairingB.repairing isrequired ofthemC.need toberepairedD.need repaired

109.When Ireturned home,I foundthe windowopen andsomething.A.to stealB.stealing C.stolen D.missed

110.They considerthem salvessenior tous.A.tobeB.be C.beingD.been

111.1dont theletter butperhaps Iread it.A.remembertoseeB.remember seeingC.remind tosee D.remind seeing

112.They wantthepower stationas soonas possible.A.to set upB.tobesetupC.setting upD.being setup

113.Did younotice thelittle boyawayA.took the pen andrun B.taking thepeg andrunC.take thepen andrun D.them takingthepenand running

114.There wasso muchnoise thatthe speakercouldnt makehimself.A.hearing B.to hearC.being heardD.heard

115.Never heart,James Wattkept ondoing hisexperiment.A.losing B.to loseC.lose D.tobelost

116.plastics,the machineis lightin weight.A.To makeof B.Having made ofC.To bemadeofD.To betaken over

117.some ofthe tasksdone byman before,computers aresometimes calledthinkingmachines.A.Taking overB.It beinga hot day C.To takeover D.To betaken over

118.1,we wentswimming.A.Being a hotdayB.It beingahotday

119.allhis homework,he wentto bed.A.Doing B.Hehad beendoing

120.The doorremained.A.locking B.locked C.lockC.The daytobehot D.What ahot dayC.Having doneD.He haddoneD.to lock。