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109314Please convert the underlined part into a participle phrase.Because he was upheld throughout by the victorious power of enthusiasm, he pursued his design with unsubdued energy.

109315Please convert the underlined part into a participle phrase.Fear, if it is left unchecked, can destroy our lives.

109316Please convert the underlined part into a participle phrase.He employed himself diligently in the practice of his art during the remaining years of his life, and lived in great simplicity and privacy.

109317Please convert the underlined part into a participle phrase.When they have planted their acorn, they expected to see it grow into an oak at once.

109318Please convert the underlined part into a participle phrase.A river that runs into many brooks becomes shallow.

109319In the choice of an -ing participle and an -ed participle as a premodifier in a noun phrase, whether it is a transitive verb or an intransitive verb, whether it is passive or active, as long as it is a complete action, an -ed participle should be used, th

109320There is a dangling participle in the following sentence.Look back, the house seemed to have been engulfed by the snow.

109321Compound -ed participles express active meaning and compound -ing participles indicate passive meaning or a sense of completion.

109322In the collocation “prevent / stop somebody from doing something”, the preposition “from” can be omitted if the finite verb occurs in the passive.

109323If the logical subject of the -ing participle is the subject of the main clause, it is not literally expressed.

109324（） with the size of the whole earth, the highest mountain does not seem high at all.

109325Dream of the Red Chamber is said （） into dozens of languages in the last decade.

109326Silver is the best conductor of electricity, copper （） it closely.

109327（） such a good chance, he planned to learn more.

109328It's no use （） me not to worry.

109329Which of the following sentences has a dangling participle?

109330Which verb can NOT take an -ed participle as object complement?

109331Which verb can be followed either by an -ing form or by an infinitive?

109332Which verb cannot be directly followed by an -ing form unless it is interrupted by an object and a preposition?

109333Which verb can only be followed by an -ing form rather than an infinitive as object?

109334Please fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb in brackets.（） (open) the window, she saw a bird flying over.

109335Please fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb in brackets.You are welcome （） (use) my car.

109336Please fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb in brackets.One is never too young nor too old （） (change) his self-image and thereby start to live a new life.

109337Please fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb in brackets.Do not regret （） (grow) older, it's a privilege denied to many.

109338Please fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb in brackets.The unexamined life is not worth （） (live).

109339There is a bare infinitive in the sentence You must abide by the school rules and regulations..

109340The infinitive to greet in the sentence The future to greet us will be bright. is an attribute to the subject.

109341A negative infinitive is formed by adding “not” or “never” immediately before the infinitive sign “to”.

109342The infinitive is usually composed of the infinitive sign “to” and the base form of a main verb.

109343The infinitive has tense distinctions but not person or number contrasts.

109344（）, we must rely on　ourselves.

109345Which translation of the following sentence is NOT appropriate?The lamb is too hot to eat.

109346Which of the following sentences is NOT correct?

109347Apart from to-infinitive there is another type of infinitive called （） infinitive which is just the infinitive without infinitive sign “to”.

109348The infinitive has no tense distinctions, nor person or number contrasts.

109349I cannot help but （） the truth of your remarks, although they go against my interests.

109350Which underlined part of the following sentence is NOT correct?This is the only way we can imagine reducing the overuse of water in students' bathrooms.

109351Which underlined part of the following sentence is NOT correct?The crowd cheered wildly at the sight of Liu Xiang, who was reported breaking the world record in the 110-meter hurdle race.

109352Please fill in the appropriate modal in the following blank.If wrinkles （） be written upon our brows, let them not be written upon the heart.

109353Please fill in the appropriate modal in the following blank.A fox （） turn gray, but never kind.

109354Please write down the corresponding modal accordingly.His sublime life proved that even physical weakness （） (能够) remove the mountains in the pursuit of an end recommended by duty.

109355Please write down the corresponding modal accordingly.Men （） (可能) doubt what you say, but they will believe what you do.

109356The use of modals in the following dialogue is appropriate.— Would you lend me your car this weekend?— Yes, I would.

109357“May” in the sense of “possibility” can be used in statements and questions.

109358“Can” and “could” in the sense of “possibility” are interchangeable with no difference in time reference.

109359For modals, the characteristics of “tense” are not the main signs of time difference.

109360Modals help main words to form finite verb phrases, in which only one modal can be used, and it is always the first word in the phrase.

109361The discipline （） hard, but it was wholesome.

109362Sometimes we don't overlook the things that （）.

109363The meeting has been cancelled. Ann （） all that work.

109364Which of the following sentences expresses WILLINGNESS?

109365— The door was open.— It （） open. I had locked it myself and the key was in my pocket.

109366Please write down the corresponding modal accordingly.Reading （） (应该) be enjoyable.

109367Please fill in the appropriate modal in the following blank.He （） be very careless, but now he has made progress.

109368Modal auxiliary verbs, also called modals, have no indefinite form and inflection.

109369He who does not need （） is proud of not being a liar.

109370Few among those who go to restaurants realize the man who first open one （） a man of genius and a profound observer.

109371Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb in the brackets.I （） (enjoy) the party much more if there hadn't been quite such a crowd of people there.

109372Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb in the brackets.It is essential that these application forms （） (send) back as early as possible.

109373Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb in the brackets.If folly were grief, every house （） (weep).

109374Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb in the brackets.Watching TV requires that one （） (stay) home, but a book can go anywhere in the reader's pocket.

109375There are two types of unreal conditionals: （） conditionals and counterfactual conditionals.

109376The following sentences contain the subjunctive mood.His silence suggested that he agreed with my idea.

109377The following sentence states a situation which is contrary to a past fact.But for her guidance, we should have failed.

109378The following sentence states a situation which is contrary to a present fact.But for her guidance, we should fail.

109379If the time of the subordinate and main clauses is not the same, these unreal conditionals are called conditionals of mixed time.

109380There are three moods in English.

109381If there were no subjunctive mood, English （） much easier to learn.

109382That was not the first time he （） us. I think it's high time we （） strong actions against him.

109383It's getting dark, I'd rather you （） now.

109384They should have insisted but that they （） courage.

109385If everything in life （） right, we （） fight.

109386Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb in the brackets.I require that they （） (come) by ten.

109387Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb in the brackets.I wish I （） (know) what's wrong with my car.

109388There are three moods in English: the indicative mood, the imperative mood and the （） mood.

109389Which of the following sentences does not contain an unreal conditional of mixed time?

109390Which of the following sentences does not contain an implied conditional?

109391Please change the verb in the brackets into its passive voice.All that is said in the kitchen should not （） (hear) in the hall.

109392Please change the verb in the brackets into its passive voice.Don't count your chickens before they （） (hatch).

109393Please change the verb in the brackets into its passive voice.Nothing （） (do) if a person only wishes.

109394Please use the present perfect tense to change the verb in the brackets into its passive voice.Culture is to know the best that （） (say and think) in the world.

109395Please use the simple present tense to change the verb in the brackets into its passive voice.What is learned in the cradle （） (carry) to the grave.

109396The present progressive aspect of some verbs can express passive meaning.

109397Not all the active sentences can be made passive.

109398The by-phrase introducing the agent of the action is necessary in a passive sentence.

109399Some phrasal verbs made up of intransitive verbs are transitive and have passive forms.

109400The active form of English verbs is grammatically unmarked, while the passive form is grammatically marked.

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