50个最容易出错的语法题（错20个不奇怪）

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1, It displease my parents when Richard and I stay out late every night. My
; u7 U  M: o, oparents don ' t approve_____.
A, of me and Richard staying out late every night.
B, of Richard and me staying out late every night.
C, of Richard ' s and my staying out late every night.
( }1 p* k1 `) n1 ?7 o, jD, when Richard and me stay out late every night.
2, " As for their going along with us, " she said, "________ ".
A, my husband and myself certainly have no objection.
$ n! }8 x- X9 e0 T3 QB, certainly my husband and I have no objection.
5 O3 Q0 o$ E2 B7 c! ~C, either I or my husband certainly have no objection.
$ D7 M6 h; w" m1 l7 v. ^D, either my husband or I certainly have no objection.
/ L% M0 y' ?2 {4 x3, " any thing wrong? "" there was no objection on the part of ________ p
resent ".
- B, w# Y3 ^' X8 wA, this.
3 R& Q  }, r+ u, S# ^B, those.
C, these.
4 }' I$ U5 W% T, u: k/ ^& w6 RD, who.
/ @! ^: z3 e: I0 `4, Although oriental ideas of woman ' s subordination to man prevailed in t
7 s, f" o4 e. J" C9 q0 lhose days, she_______ meet with men on an equal basis.
A, did not dared.
B, dared not
C, dared not to.
! Z9 g2 l* x7 s6 d2 C3 V1 I, WD, did dare not to.
5, The stars (awaken) a certain reverence in man because, (though) always (p
% i+ M% m5 _$ G$ p& u  Xresent), they are beyond (your) reach.
% h- G/ y) G: H- |7 c7 o1 Z2 ?6, I had hoped( to have learned )French before my trip (to Paris), but I (di
/ t; j' M. x% o: d& m% D. w* hd not have) any (extra money) for a course.
7, " what is the difference? "
" this furniture is different from______ ".
2 _4 Z5 P; h! x' G3 ~% TA, that book.
B, your.
% T( o( s5 M7 K* H" A8 M1 A# K6 TC, that one.
D, that.
9 X1 U' g# _6 B4 \5 S* W! w8," we walked twenty miles today. "" I never guessed you could have walke
d _____ ".
A, as.
B, this.
C, that.
d. such.
7 H! x' b3 W/ E& C9," what did Jack do last year? ". " I heard ____ taught German. ".
$ |- q: @1 k7 r* t! D0 za, he.
: \* s* X7 v+ lB, his.
c. he is.
d. him.
- F' v7 _; ^" Z# }7 f4 a10," did you see any foreigner present at the party? ".
" h3 ^4 l( i! r( Q! M% N) H" he was the only foreigner ____ I saw at the party. ".
a, whom.
7 X3 R2 x# M3 rB, that .
C, who.
d. which.
6 K2 X( b, z; W- q* M; q11, (Nobody) who will not try to help the other people (develop) (his )abili
1 F. _5 x* ~; z' W* e, pties (deserves) to have friends.
; i# R7 k, j6 ]% @! _12, (there is ) often disagreement( as ) (to whom) is the (better) Shakespea
" D- Q5 T4 q( N6 G9 jrean actor, Evans or Gielgud.
13, John was ( the only one ) of the boys (whom) as you know ( was) not (eli
gible).
# e* {+ [! L+ U- ?% [14, The ( irritable) sergeant (was) insistent that nothing (superseded) the
drilling of ( the forty new men.).
15, (Still holding) the young man's hand, he paused, and then (added delibe
" A8 q$ m, e5 grately): now I am not the man to let a cause (to be lost) ( for want of )a w
ord.
) `  t1 i+ Z! k1 j8 l16, "What do you think about these pies?"
# Z9 m& \% O$ j3 E& H; H" I would like to have_____".
* q' D% F2 J/ }A, some other.
B, another.
c. the other.
d. other.
, |! e, a, y0 q9 f4 b17, The FORMation of snow (must be occurring) (slowly), in calm air, and at
, N. n2 Z, W! u+ V5 O/ Ztemperature (near) the ( freezing) point.
18, Carol said (that) she (went) ( to) the supermarket (before coming) home.
+ I# l$ L- R; D; k+ `0 G?
# y+ V. {' o  K; ]* f19, (Weighed) down by a mass of trivial detail, a housewife is fortunate if
she (did not) soon (lose ) all her charm and (three-quarters )of her intelli
; G- v, ~* \( p* K% _  Wgence.
, Y. j+ u/ b; H* G, k20, When our neighbor's daughter( caught) her fingers in the car door, she
& k$ [5 O  Z& Q4 d(did not cry) even though it (must) have (hurted) her.
0 B6 U% R- ~- y6 X21, I will employ the man ______ they say is a fluent speaker of English.
A, who.
B, that.
C, which.
d. whom.
22, "Then about tolstoy's great novels".
* R: s) I, d/ y8 x  r, A" who_____ has read his great novels can forget their fascination?"
a, who.
B, that.
c. which
7 ?8 ?+ G6 r! E- r8 Jd. whoever.
23, Since the earliest ancestors of the whales were land creatures, the ques
tion has arisen as to how____________.
; S! e1 x2 ^# w& y) Q, z/ mA, did the flipper adaptation of the whale originate.
B, was the flipper adaptation of the whale originated.
/ @" x# _- e* [5 r1 R' Wc. the flipper adaptation of the whale originated.
: A1 E& F. ?2 L7 Q4 l$ J5 r9 w0 ~D, the flipper adaptation of the whale to originate.
24, Most (aggregate) rocks are fused, and, (as is implied ) by the name, (ha
/ D: A1 h/ M) P  [s originated) (by the aggregation ) of smaller stones.
; H7 c9 o8 A1 X* O25, The Amish, (whose) culture is (unique) American, have (developed) a (dis
tinctive) tradition in organic farming.
+ c" G% p  I2 N% Q- J# a26, By the time smith (graduates) from (dental school), he will be (twenty-s
ix) (years of age).
27, (standing in the driveway), the house (appeared to be ) much smaller tha
; Z4 l. i1 M! O6 i. }5 i8 {1 [n (it had seemed ) (to us as children) many years ago.
28, Kevin is (particularly) (fond of) cooking, and he (really) (cooks) delic
ious meals.
$ f5 a7 m6 ?4 n/ M29, I held an opinion that ( a honest man) who married and brought (up) a la
rge family did more service than (he) who continued (single ) and only talke
d of the population.
+ Q# \( b9 R$ ?9 |, b' ]3 a30, After (the church ) ( the men) stood together ( in the churchyard) (sayi
9 i! V' y$ J/ z. R# yng) he must be crazy.
" F7 H9 \$ B( Y" _/ ^, M31, "do you need more water in the pan?"
/ [6 ?0 d! N; o"no, it has ___________".
A, already enough full.
# l, a' [9 ]" d7 VB, full already enough.
, ~* W* o" H" S* KC, already had enough.
* g) r' W. d/ c' F" S- \. v/ oD, had already enough.
32, This is ___________ such a thing.
2 _* w9 \2 m: e6 E7 m+ AA, my first time of seeing.
% Y8 G# M4 ]: b' }: gB, my first time to see.
! H. q) j  _. c' ]C, the first time I have ever seen.
( g1 e; y1 F8 @  w6 o9 [' OD, my first time I have ever seen.
3 k/ A9 R2 }) a# v# b% T33, " after that, what happened to him?"
. Q; k1 G" B3 L! p. \" the chance to enter_____ come and he took it."
A, to college.
B, the college.
/ k2 f, e* [* b4 N$ ic. for college.
d. college.
' {! Q/ `$ G9 T" q- l5 Z34, There has been (hardly no sign of ) agreement ( as yet)?(between ) the
management and labor ( in their ) dispute over wages and working conditions.
- X. }8 c) U$ q9 J- X?
35, ________ lessons were not difficult.
A, our first few short French.
, E  X0 W4 g) y- XB, our few first short French.
; ^  N, O+ n+ F! zc. our few first French short.
D, few our first French short.
36, Bill said that he didn't do _______ paper work.
A, many.
B, lots of .
! R4 j' l: q/ B; Ec. a great deal of .
d. much.
' {- v! b* x. Q2 ~2 X  R37, I waited there for thirty minutes; that seemed ________ hours to me.
A, many.
! ^: n+ f/ N1 k- f& EB, very much.
C, as many.
d. so many.
# o6 B# m) S1 I* b; ~38, No one (on ) the committee had flatly made (some ) such allegation, ( th
2 L# g1 ]) ^+ E5 W; c3 Y% Uough) Wayne Morse did come (close) by declaring that the U.S. had irritated
the North Vietnamese.
1 H& w( C8 N6 Z5 B5 W# C$ f39, There (have been ) (many) an argument (about) (its) proper usage.
40, ( the social studies), (broad speaking), (deal with) man's ( relationsh
8 C) v1 l8 z# v/ oip to other men).
' f" f+ L; F1 r$ ^41, Founded ( in ) 1961 ( and employed) an estimated 35,000 people, the orga
nization (has gained) a reputation for brutality.
, S4 w. H5 N, _42, "john had the piano tuned today."
" was it_______?".
% N$ T  q3 a1 \0 H' Y; v; `A, out of tune badly before.
B, before badly out of tune.
( L0 V: O  h, W$ i9 nC, badly out of tune before.
5 I( j  Y' s, @) Z9 t/ C! N9 yD, out of tune before badly.
$ x, v. y  C, v6 @0 ?# g5 u$ v43, "leaving for Chicago?"
"_______."
A, soon.
B, lately.
c. late.
d. sooner.
44, " jane acts quite unfriendly."
" I think she is ________ than unfriendly."
) y* E5 R/ s8 F) A0 JA, shyer.
8 A: o5 E6 Q; s$ U5 j+ w5 J# c' O0 eB, shy.
. U7 Y0 `  a: H; Y8 T( r$ Q4 H- xC, more shy rather.
6 Z9 F5 J0 u( T6 M' W8 m2 \% eD, more shy.
45, "would you like me to go to the doctor with you?"
5 T* A# h9 Z. {$ e4 F5 K/ o- S' q"no, you_______ with me."
A, need not to go.
) ?; }8 C& A% O* Q: w/ d6 m9 w7 xB, do not need go.
: `' Z) L1 |( y3 {: I& ]c. need not go.
D, need to not.
# ]! L  ~9 f. a8 U' R2 I46, No (other )beverage comes (even) close to rivaling coffee as the (more w
idely) drunk refreshment in the (world).
47, Strangers (come) into her city (now) notice what a (clean) place ( it is
).
3 Z4 U2 |, e) r48, Professor Anderson thought that because historical parallels are so ( mu
# Z7 K, N* J" _# O( z9 bch) used unprecisely and uncritically it (would) be (better) to avoid them a
0 q  y/ g- s/ C; y! a" W6 ^" g4 _ltogether in our themes.
0 A% B% t1 a& }2 a& G/ }$ K4 p8 d49," I did not go to the party."
"did _____ go to the party?"
a, many john friends.
( t4 g! L, H; Z8 G  p( dB, many john's friends.
; H/ `: P' Q) y8 b) `5 r9 ]- |C, my sister boy friend.
D, a boy friend of my sister's.
50, "what did you see?"
" we saw_____ police there".
A, many.
; ^# w, g* }% V% b" Y% E' h+ tB, much.
  Z) D7 V- l; H& G- B+ dc. little.
d. the.
51, (when) and (by whom) the islands of the west Indies were first settled i
( n5 k6 }; I- g3 ?# k8 i# ls a matter (of debating) (among) archaeologists.
52, (Cliff's and Al's) car (broke down) again, but (luckily) they knew ( h
ow to fix) it.
53, (from the top ) of the tower, Jacob was able ( to clearly and easily see
9 ^! z' p& @" Y' p0 S2 J% Q1 E; Y) the (whole ) city (stretching) out below him.
54, Joan ( decided) that she did not like the (girl eating) an ice-cream con
e on the bus after (she) ( yelled) at her little brother.
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