第五讲非谓语动词PART I 方法论非谓语动词是指在句子中充当除谓语以外其他句子成分的动词形式。

ACT-English中对于非谓语动词考察侧重于非谓语作状语、定语以及主语。

因此本讲重点讲解非谓语以上三个方面的用法。

对于非谓语动词的概念及形式可交叉参考句子结构p.1。

考点分类：非谓语作状语、定语、主语。

具体考点解析如下：1.非谓语作状语非谓语动词作状语的情况，通常是指非谓短语放在句首，表示时间、原因、方式、条件、目的等，句式结构为：doing/done/to do/to be done…, SVO。

非谓语的逻辑主语是句子的主语。

逻辑主语指非谓语动词逻辑上的动作发出者或接受者即其逻辑主语。

此类题解题思路如下：判断doing/done/to do短语和句子主语的关系，其中doing…短语与主语之间是主动关系，done…短语与主语之间是被动关系，不定式短语表示目的，to do…短语表示主动意义，to be done…表示被动意义。

ACT-English考题形式见例题：例题1：Looking at a person’s profile photo, we develop first impressions that frame the rest of what we see and read.A.NO CHANGEB.first impressions are developed to frame the rest of what we see and read.C.the rest of what we see and read is the first impressions that we develop.D.developing first impressions that frame the rest of what we see and read.答案：A例题2：Envisioning as a manufacturing hub, the city is expected to house two million people when it's completed in 2040.A.NO CHANGEB.When the designer envisions itC.To envisionD.Having envisioned答案：B例题3：She works in Yale’s Canine Cognition Center, challenging dogs with puzzle boxes that contain hidden treats.A．NO CHANGEB．Center challengingC．Center, which challengesD．Center to challenge2.非谓语作定语非谓语动词做定语修饰名词可放在名词前或名词后，与所修饰名词之间不需要加逗号，其作用与定语从句相同。

例如：The man standing there looks handsome.解析：主语：the man；stand there短语作定语修饰主语，与主语之间是主动关系；谓语：looks。

同义句：The man who is standing there looks handsome.The question answered by Xiao Ming is easy.解析：主语：the question；answered by Xiao Ming短语作定语修饰主语，与主语之间是被动关系；谓语：is同义句：The question which is answered by Xiao Ming is easy.The interesting story inspired me to read another book by the same writer.解析：主语：the story；interesting作定语修饰主语，与主语之间是主动关系；谓语：inspiredACT-English考题形式见例题：例题：During orbit, she performed experiments involved life sciences, material sciences, and bone cell research.F．NO CHANGEG．t o involveH．i nvolvingJ．having involved答案：H3.非谓语动词作主语除过去分词之外，其他非谓语动词形式通常都可用作主语。

例如：Playing basketball is good for your health.句子主语为Playing basketball短语。

To help others can make you obtain a lot.句子主语为To help others短语。

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Mary sketched out a final diagram of her new invention explaining how it worked and how much time it would save driversF. NO CHANGEG. invention. ExplainingH. invention, that explainJ. invention, explaining13. Her windshield wipers had rubber blades having attached to a spring-loaded arm.A.NO CHANGEB. were attachedC. attachingD. attached14. Afterthe graduation of high school in Boston in 1854, Pierpont, as he was known, studied inEurope, where he learned French and German, and then returned to New York in 1857 to begin his finance career.F.NO CHANGEG. graduating from high schoolH. he graduating from high schoolJ. graduated from high school15. Growing up in a large, single-parent family, Jackie excelled early at all sports and learned to make his own way in life.A. NO CHANGEB. Grown upC. He grew upD. Grew up16.From 1785 to 1788 he was minister to the Court of St. James's returning to be elected Vice President under George Washington.F. NO CHANGEG. St. James’s, returning toH. St. James’s, who returned toJ. St. James’s, returned to17. Weighing in at 110 carats, the size of the diamondis a golf ball and worth about a million dollars in its rough state.A. NO CHANGEB. specialists assume that it is the size ofC. the diamond is the size ofD. the weight of the diamond18.Having been cut and polished, the diamond will be sold for about five times that amount.F. NO CHANGEG. the price of the diamond will be about five times that amount.H. it is possible for the diamond to be sold for about five times that amount.J. people will sell the diamond for about five times that amount.19. For now, our bodies have trouble going where our minds have sent the probes.A.NO CHANGEB. trouble to goC. trouble which goesD. trouble gone20. Rising 19,340 feet nearly 4 miles into the sky, people realized that Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest point on the entire African continent.F. NO CHANGEG. it became apparent that Mount Kilimanjaro isH. Mount Kilimanjaro isJ. The height of Mount Kilimanjaro is21. The war’s influence on designers was lasting, even some collections seen on the runway today were influenced by it .A. NO CHANGEB. even had an impact on some collectionsC. even some collections seen on the runway being influenced.D. even having an impact on some collections22. To ensure that we maintain our Montana way of life, we should work together to keep our public lands public.F. NO CHANGEG. Ensuring that we maintain our Montana way of life,H．We want to ensure that we maintain our Montana way of life,J.Ourmaintenance to ensure our Montana way of life,23. Formed more than 11, 000 years ago, the glaciers are a vital source of drinking and farming water for those who live in the surrounding areas.A.NO CHANGEB. A vital source of drinking and farming comes from the glaciersC.Water for drinking and farming comes vitally from the glaciersD.It is probably that the glaciers are a vital source of drinking and farming water24. 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NO CHANGEB. filmmakers, goingC.filmmakers who wentD.filmmakers to goswarm of grasshoppers.F．NO CHANGEG. hovered overH. which hovering overJ. was hovered overPART III 演练解析2.答案：F。