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ڶ ʲʽ÷
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1. ʽǰ
1 Derive A mineral resources from B sedimentary rock C is a D major modern industrial activity.
2 in the matriculation for postgraduate in a short time is realy a hard nut.
A To make high scoresB To make low goalC To the high scoresD Make the low goals
2. ʽһΪԵĹ淶ӢʽϳԵͷؽᣬɴʡitʽʽitɡthatthisʴ棩ʽŵ
It is really a hard nut to get high scores in the matriculation for postgraduate in a short time.
3 John admitted that it's always difficult .
A for him being on timeB being on time for him
C for him to be on timeD on time for him
4 It is difficult for me A to be concentrating B while someone C is using D a vacuum cleaner.
3. ʽõڶϵʣҲ
It took us a great deal of efforts to finish that task.
It made him extremely happy to get contact with his family in Taiwan since they separated more than 40 years ago.
4. ʽṹʾĶ˭ģʽͨضܿҲͨfor ʶ
It is quite important for us to read good books during the period of general reviewܸϰ
It is not difficult for those who study maths well to pass the exam.
5. ijЩݴʣcarelesscleverconsiderate foolish good impolite kind naughty nice silly stupidȣʱʽԼof
It is very kind of you to help me./It is stupid of him to do such a silly thing.
Ҳfor there to be ʾthereIJʽֻto be
It's a great pity for there to be much trouble in the company.
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ʽ֣һǼﶯʺֱӸtoIJʽһǡʣʴʣtoIJʽ
1. ʣtoIJʽṹ
ֻܸʲʽĶʣУafford agree aim appear arrange ask believe care claim decide declineܾ demand desire determine endeavor expect fail hesitate hope intend learn long manage meanҪ offerʾԸ pretend promise refuse seekͼ swear undertake wishҪȡ
5 We refuse that there are insufficient funds in the great vaultsбܿ⣩ of this nation.
A to believe B to be belivedC beliving
D have belived6 The green turtle has been known over 2000 miles to return to a nesting site.
A in the navigating B the navigation C to navigate D navigation
7 For the A first time Venusian scientists managed landing B a satellite on the planet Earth and it has been sending C back signals as well as D photographs ever since.
8 The day is past when Chinese universities and colleges to give high school diplomas to all who sit through four years of instruction regardless of whether any visible results can be discerned.
A affordedB affordingC to afford
D can affordǿԿaffordһcancan'tcouldcouldn'tá
2. ʣʴʣʽ
දʳУadvisedecide discuss find out forget inquire know learn regard remember see settle teach tell think=consider understand wonderȡЩʴwhat when where which how whetherȣwhy磺
He does not know how to go there
when to speak before strangers.
whom to visit.
which one to choose.
You can decide whether to go forward or stay here.
when to see a doctor.
I will show you what to do.
where to go.
how to deal with it.
У12вʽǾӵֱΪHeYou3вʽǾӵIDZyou.
9 The director of this organization must know .
A to manage money sell his product and beable to satisfy stockholders
B managing money selling and be able to satisfy the stockholders
C how to manage money sell his product and satisfy the stockholders
D money management selling and being able to satisfy the stockholders
10 To tell you the truth I really don't know how deal with a man like him.
A can IB wellC toD much
3. ʱʽʱһit棬Ѳʽŵȥ
He makes it a rule to take a walk before breakfast.
I think it interesting to play football while it is snowing hard.
We find it difficult to get everything ready before the time you require.
She cosiders it important to make friends with them.
I don't think it necessary to argue with them on this problem.
4. ʱTHERETO BEñʾСڣij
It is impossible for there to be any more.
Would you like there to be a meeting to discuss the problem
I expect there to be no argument about this
ʱڸĽʺáʴʣʽṹ
He has his own decision of how to do it.
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1. һΪDzʽʾҲDzʽʾ
To see is to believe/ To work means to earn a living.
2. һaim duty hope idea happiness job plan problem purpose thing wishΪĵʣwhatԴӾ䣬ʽ˵
His wish is to buy a luxurious car in the near future. / The boss's plan is to start building the skycraper immediately. / What I want to say is to get rid of the plan forever.
11 The function of Louis Sullivan's architecture was providing A large uninterrupted floor areas B and to allow ample light C into the interior D .
12 The most important A thing is negociate B with them about C the future of D the plant.
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1. ʽʻʣֻܷεʻʺ档ʱε벻ʽ֮ϵνϵ
13 The flexibility of film allows the artist unstrained imagination to the animation of cartoon characters.
A to bringB bringingC is broughtD brings
14 Billie Holiday's reputation as a great jazzblues singer rests on her ability emotional depth to her songs.
A be givingB are givenC being givenD to give ⣬ЩʵIJʽνϵ⣬ЩʳʽЩҪdecision to make a need to eat opportunity to speakreasonto learn a foreing language time to sthȡ
2. ʲʽһ㶯ϵεDzʽı
15 Alice was having A trouble to control B the children because there were C so many D of them.
16 There are so many reference books for matriculation of postgraduate and I haven't decided which book .
A to buyB buyCto be buyingD buying
17 Astronauts can be affected by loneliness for they have to sit in the spacecraft for weeks with very little and no one .
A to do to talkB doing to talk to
C to do to talk toD doing to talk
3. ΪʽεDzʽıʽDzﶯʣôҪڶʺӦĽ
He has a lot of trifles to deal with./ I had got no place to live in./That girl has nothing to worry about./the subject to concentrate on. / He has a strict teacher to listen to. / She has four children to look after. / She had a sick mother to live with. / This is the very person to sell your ticket to.
18 Although the lecture had already been on for five minutes I still was not able to find a chair .
A to sitB for to sit onC to sit onD for sitting
4. һЩʾͼŬĿġԸ㡢ʺҪӲʽ䶨磺ability attempt effort
19 During A the 19th century scientists found B that when certain parts of the brain were damaged C men lost the ability doing D certain things.
20 What is new however is the scientific attempt whether other planets beyond our own have given birth to advanced civilizations.
A discoverB discoversC discoveringD to discover
21 Surely her daughter would make an even bigger effort her
A please B pleased C to please D having pleased
塢ʽ״
ע״ĶʲʽҪϺϵһ¡
1. ʾĿ
22 its plans to promote disarmamentsthe party has decided to establish a campaign headquarters with Benjamin Seaman as its leader.
AAlthoughBTo carry outCExcept thatD Make
23 pure leadthe lead ore is minedthen smeltedand finally refined.
A ObtainingB Being obtainedC To obtainD It is obtained
24 When they metLeonardo and his enemy were fighting .
Akilled each otherBkilling each otherCto be killed each other
Dto kill each other
2. ʾ£ʽҲȫ
He must be cripple not to walk by himself./It seems that the employee didn't sleep at all to be so sleepy in the early morning. / What have I done for you to deserve such an amount of money
й̶IJʽʾsoas to such as to enough to tooto in order to
We have got so plenty of food as to treat our guests./ Is that room big enough to seat all of us/ He is too young to fit that job.
3. ʾԭ
It's very kind of you to say so. / I am pretty pleased to hear the news that you are elected as the president of the club. / I'm sorry to interrupt you. / They are quite surprised to see the great changes taking place in the area.
4. ״
бʾԸݴʺҲҪӲʽableͬʡ capableҪӡof+ʡanxious eager glad inclinedڣliable likely pleased readyȡ
25 Certain A minerals are magnetic and are able to detected B by instruments that measure C differences in the Earth's magnetic fields D .
ڸϽṹеIJʽ
ʽĸϽṹָЩʴٴϲʽIJǰᵽֽṹбDzʽ
1. кܶĶʿԸP䣨ﲻʽ磺advise allow ask enable beg cause drive encourage expect forbid force hate get intend invite like permit persuade pretend remind say teach tell trust urge want warnȱʾʹ
26 The company manager may enable the men who tend the machines a large panoramaȫ of possibilites.
A to seeB seeC seeingD seen
27 Did you intend us the new method
A to use B using C our having used D the using of
28 The teacher encouraged good compositions.
A us writeB us writingC us to writeD our wrting
2. ijЩﶯ arrange for call on care for count on count upon depend upon long for prepare for prevail upon rely on vote for wait forȺ棬ҲԸӲʽĸϽṹ
We are waiting for the bus to come./ They voted for Wang Gang to be the monitor. / Don't count on me to do that.
3. ⣬ʾоĶ see hear feel watch notice observehave let makeıɽӲtoIJʽhelpʽɴtoҲɲto
29 I often heard him that his family was well descended.
A saidB sayC to sayD to be said
30 We must have a person them build the house.
A seeB to seeC will seeD shall see
31 You would become irritated A if you watched B the correspondence to pile up C on your desk day by day D .
4. ʾ״̬Ķconsider declare find prove think know believe discover feel=think imagine judge pretend suppose understandȴʵıﲹﲻʽһto beʵʱ̬
32 You've been taking a lot of nice photographs.Thanks. I'm considering a professional photographer.
A becomingB about becomeC to becomeD over becoming
ңconsider declare find prove thinkȶʺto be ǿʡȥġ磺 She considered me a scholar. / They found him gulty.
ߡʽʽʽɽʽڿгֵƵʺܸߣҪرעⲻʽʽ
1. ʽʾĶҪνʾĶ״̬ͬʱͬʱҪν֮ôòʽһʽ
He received a warm welcome from the Australians and from his family who had flown there to meet him.
In 1967 he arrived back in England where a quarter of a million people were waiting to welcome him.
After all eighty was a special birthday another decade lived or endured just as you chose to look at it.
Now suddenly she began to sob holding herself in as if weeping were a disgrace.
2. ʽʾĶ״̬Ҫνﶯʻضijʱ֮ǰôʽҪʽ
She feels relaxed to have finished writing her thesis before the deadline.
33 The Vikings are believed America.
A to have discoveredB in discoveringC to discoverD to have been discovered
34 The students were to at the auditorium before 130 pm but the lecture was cancelled at the last minute.
A assembled B have assembled C assembling D be assembled
35 He was to the new ambassador but he fell ill.
A having telephonedB have telephonedC has telephonedD telephoning
3. ʽʽʾҪνﶯʾĶʱʽʾĶڷ
When he came in I happened to be doing my experiment in the lab.
Why do you stand here You are supposed to be working in the workshop.
4. ʽɽʽʾ䶯ĶҪνﶯĶ֮ǰһֱڽ
The students from the Department of Sociology are said to have been investigating the possibility of producing the new product.
They are quite happy to have been cooperating harmoniously with us till now.
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ʽǶijʱʽҪñʽһʽʽ
36 Here we found little snow as most of it seemed blown off the mountain.
Ato have beenBto beCthat it wasDthat it had been
37 For twelve years Spanish censorship did not allow Lorca's name or his works .
A to mention to be publishedB to be mentioned to publish
C being mentioned being publishedD to be mentioned to be published
38 There isit seems A no B limit to the satisfaction to be finding C in the pursuit of knowledge D .
šʽķʽʽڲʽı־toǰnot
39 that new information to anyone else but the sergeant.
A They asked him not to giveB They asked him to don't give
C They asked him no giveD They asked him to no give
40 Please remember lights on in the future.
A don't leave B not to leave C not leaving D don't to leave
41 The teacher told A the students to don't B discuss C the takehome exam with each other D .
ʮexceptbutֻСֻܡʱʽṹbut벻toIJʽã
He seldom goes back home except to ask for money from his parents.
He did nothing there except watch TV for the whole night.toIJʽ
I had no choice but to stay in bed.
Last night I did nothing but prepare my lessons.
42 Lots of empty bottles were found under the old man's bed.He must have done nothing but .
A drinkB to drinkC drinkingD drunk
43 When the streets are full of A melting B snow you cannot help but getting C your shoes wet D .
ʮһ
1 A ΪTo derive.
2 AΪȷ𰸡
3 CΪȷ𰸡
4 BΪto concentrate.
5 AΪȷ𰸡
6 CΪȷ𰸡to be knownͨӲʽƵСto be saidȡ
7 BΪto land.ΪmanageֻܸtoIJʽ
8 DΪȷ𰸡
9 CΪȷ𰸡ΪknowӴʴʵĶʲʽ
10 CΪȷ𰸡
11 AΪto provideƽԭA͡to allowDzеıAҲӦòʽ
12 BΪto negociate.
13 Aԡʽto bringcharacters䵱the artistĶallow sb.to do sth.ǹ̶䣬Ƶʡ仰˼ǣڶƬƹУӰƬʹҳʩչ
14 DΪȷ𰸡ʡability ҪӲʽʾһ
15 BΪcontrolling˴ġto control롰troubleûϵ
16 AΪȷ𰸡17 CΪȷ𰸡18 CΪȷ𰸡19 DΪto do.20 DΪȷ𰸡
21 CΪȷ𰸡22 BΪȷ𰸡23 CΪȷ𰸡24 DΪȷ𰸡25 BΪbe detected
26 AΪȷ𰸡27 AΪȷ𰸡28 CΪȷ𰸡29 BΪȷ𰸡30 AΪȷ𰸡
31 CΪpile up.32 CΪȷ𰸡33 AΪȷ𰸡34 BΪȷ𰸡35 BΪȷ𰸡
36 AΪȷ𰸡37 DΪȷ𰸡
38 C䲻ʽʾĶ֡find ϵΪ㡱satisfaction 㡱ֻܱ֡CӦΪEDִʡfoundto be foundΪʽ
39 AΪȷ𰸡
40 BΪȷ𰸡
41 BΪnot to.
42 AΪȷ𰸡
43 CΪget.ȥCǰġbut ӦΪ When the streets are full of melting snow you cannot help getting your shoes wet.
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