UNIT 13: VERB + OBJECT + INFINITIVE/GERUND: VERB PATTERNS（动词加宾语后接不定式或动名词）30 questions · 全部题目
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Exercise 1 · Exercise 1
Choose the correct option to complete the sentences below.
The supporters expect the manager ____ at least for one more season.
Exercise 1 · Exercise 1
Choose the correct option to complete the sentences below.
It took us ages ____ the hotel.
Exercise 1 · Exercise 1
Choose the correct option to complete the sentences below.
I'm sorry. I didn't mean to keep you ____.
Exercise 1 · Exercise 1
Choose the correct option to complete the sentences below.
He made me ____ very bad about what I'd done.
Exercise 1 · Exercise 1
Choose the correct option to complete the sentences below.
He was made ____ the documents at gunpoint.
Exercise 1 · Exercise 1
Choose the correct option to complete the sentences below.
What kind of things do you hate people ____ to you?
Exercise 1 · Exercise 1
Choose the correct option to complete the sentences below.
I was waiting for ____ sorry, but since he didn't, I just left.
Exercise 1 · Exercise 1
Choose the correct option to complete the sentences below.
I would hate you ____ that I don't appreciate your help.
Exercise 1 · Exercise 1
Choose the correct option to complete the sentences below.
I don't mind him ____ so much; he has other ways of expressing what he feels.
Exercise 1 · Exercise 1
Choose the correct option to complete the sentences below.
He warned me ____ bothering her.
Exercise 2 · Exercise 2
Choose the correct option for each gap below. Select all correct answers where requested.
I'd love my parents ____ me ____ whatever I want.
Exercise 2 · Exercise 2
Choose the correct option for each gap below. Select all correct answers where requested.
Jake warned ____ spreading lies. (Choose TWO correct options)
Exercise 2 · Exercise 2
Choose the correct option for each gap below. Select all correct answers where requested.
His injury hasn't stopped ____.
Exercise 2 · Exercise 2
Choose the correct option for each gap below. Select all correct answers where requested.
His mistake caused him ____ his job.
Exercise 2 · Exercise 2
Choose the correct option for each gap below. Select all correct answers where requested.
What kind of problems are preventing you ____.
Exercise 2 · Exercise 2
Choose the correct option for each gap below. Select all correct answers where requested.
The journalist advised ____ video blogging on YouTube. (Choose TWO correct options)
Exercise 2 · Exercise 2
Choose the correct option for each gap below. Select all correct answers where requested.
His father is planning ____ an influential lawyer within the firm.
Exercise 2 · Exercise 2
Choose the correct option for each gap below. Select all correct answers where requested.
If you don't come forward and tell the truth, you may risk ____ wrong ideas about you.
Exercise 2 · Exercise 2
Choose the correct option for each gap below. Select all correct answers where requested.
He's always encouraging ____ their own imagination.
Exercise 2 · Exercise 2
Choose the correct option for each gap below. Select all correct answers where requested.
An Indian girl's father has arranged ____ the son of a very wealthy friend of his.
Exercise 3 · Exercise 3
Fill in the gaps with the objects and the verbs in brackets in the correct form.
Complete gap 1. When I was a young teenager, my parents were the worst, or that's what I used to think. For a start, they didn't allow 1 (me/go out) ____ with my friends. However much I always begged 2 (them/let) ____ me go out, they would always force 3 (me/stay) ____ home. As a teenager, I remember thinking that they just didn't want 4 (me/have) ____ fun. It wasn't just that I wasn't allowed to hang out with my friends, but they were always telling me to help 5 (them/do) ____ all sorts of things around the house: washing dishes, mopping floors, dusting my room, you name it. I remember how much I used to think I hated them at the time. I often imagined 6 (them/have) ____ an accident, or a very nasty event that involved 7 (them/get) ____ hurt. At the time, my utter selfishness didn't let me see that my parents just intended 8 (me/turn) ____ out right. They didn't want 9 (their son/be) ____ a loser, and they did everything they could to achieve that. Now I have a teenage son myself, and I have to admit that I'm doing to him everything I hated 10 (my parents/do) ____ to me.
Exercise 3 · Exercise 3
Fill in the gaps with the objects and the verbs in brackets in the correct form.
Complete gap 2. When I was a young teenager, my parents were the worst, or that's what I used to think. For a start, they didn't allow 1 (me/go out) ____ with my friends. However much I always begged 2 (them/let) ____ me go out, they would always force 3 (me/stay) ____ home. As a teenager, I remember thinking that they just didn't want 4 (me/have) ____ fun. It wasn't just that I wasn't allowed to hang out with my friends, but they were always telling me to help 5 (them/do) ____ all sorts of things around the house: washing dishes, mopping floors, dusting my room, you name it. I remember how much I used to think I hated them at the time. I often imagined 6 (them/have) ____ an accident, or a very nasty event that involved 7 (them/get) ____ hurt. At the time, my utter selfishness didn't let me see that my parents just intended 8 (me/turn) ____ out right. They didn't want 9 (their son/be) ____ a loser, and they did everything they could to achieve that. Now I have a teenage son myself, and I have to admit that I'm doing to him everything I hated 10 (my parents/do) ____ to me.
Exercise 3 · Exercise 3
Fill in the gaps with the objects and the verbs in brackets in the correct form.
Complete gap 3. When I was a young teenager, my parents were the worst, or that's what I used to think. For a start, they didn't allow 1 (me/go out) ____ with my friends. However much I always begged 2 (them/let) ____ me go out, they would always force 3 (me/stay) ____ home. As a teenager, I remember thinking that they just didn't want 4 (me/have) ____ fun. It wasn't just that I wasn't allowed to hang out with my friends, but they were always telling me to help 5 (them/do) ____ all sorts of things around the house: washing dishes, mopping floors, dusting my room, you name it. I remember how much I used to think I hated them at the time. I often imagined 6 (them/have) ____ an accident, or a very nasty event that involved 7 (them/get) ____ hurt. At the time, my utter selfishness didn't let me see that my parents just intended 8 (me/turn) ____ out right. They didn't want 9 (their son/be) ____ a loser, and they did everything they could to achieve that. Now I have a teenage son myself, and I have to admit that I'm doing to him everything I hated 10 (my parents/do) ____ to me.
Exercise 3 · Exercise 3
Fill in the gaps with the objects and the verbs in brackets in the correct form.
Complete gap 4. When I was a young teenager, my parents were the worst, or that's what I used to think. For a start, they didn't allow 1 (me/go out) ____ with my friends. However much I always begged 2 (them/let) ____ me go out, they would always force 3 (me/stay) ____ home. As a teenager, I remember thinking that they just didn't want 4 (me/have) ____ fun. It wasn't just that I wasn't allowed to hang out with my friends, but they were always telling me to help 5 (them/do) ____ all sorts of things around the house: washing dishes, mopping floors, dusting my room, you name it. I remember how much I used to think I hated them at the time. I often imagined 6 (them/have) ____ an accident, or a very nasty event that involved 7 (them/get) ____ hurt. At the time, my utter selfishness didn't let me see that my parents just intended 8 (me/turn) ____ out right. They didn't want 9 (their son/be) ____ a loser, and they did everything they could to achieve that. Now I have a teenage son myself, and I have to admit that I'm doing to him everything I hated 10 (my parents/do) ____ to me.
Exercise 3 · Exercise 3
Fill in the gaps with the objects and the verbs in brackets in the correct form.
Complete gap 5. When I was a young teenager, my parents were the worst, or that's what I used to think. For a start, they didn't allow 1 (me/go out) ____ with my friends. However much I always begged 2 (them/let) ____ me go out, they would always force 3 (me/stay) ____ home. As a teenager, I remember thinking that they just didn't want 4 (me/have) ____ fun. It wasn't just that I wasn't allowed to hang out with my friends, but they were always telling me to help 5 (them/do) ____ all sorts of things around the house: washing dishes, mopping floors, dusting my room, you name it. I remember how much I used to think I hated them at the time. I often imagined 6 (them/have) ____ an accident, or a very nasty event that involved 7 (them/get) ____ hurt. At the time, my utter selfishness didn't let me see that my parents just intended 8 (me/turn) ____ out right. They didn't want 9 (their son/be) ____ a loser, and they did everything they could to achieve that. Now I have a teenage son myself, and I have to admit that I'm doing to him everything I hated 10 (my parents/do) ____ to me.
Exercise 3 · Exercise 3
Fill in the gaps with the objects and the verbs in brackets in the correct form.
Complete gap 6. When I was a young teenager, my parents were the worst, or that's what I used to think. For a start, they didn't allow 1 (me/go out) ____ with my friends. However much I always begged 2 (them/let) ____ me go out, they would always force 3 (me/stay) ____ home. As a teenager, I remember thinking that they just didn't want 4 (me/have) ____ fun. It wasn't just that I wasn't allowed to hang out with my friends, but they were always telling me to help 5 (them/do) ____ all sorts of things around the house: washing dishes, mopping floors, dusting my room, you name it. I remember how much I used to think I hated them at the time. I often imagined 6 (them/have) ____ an accident, or a very nasty event that involved 7 (them/get) ____ hurt. At the time, my utter selfishness didn't let me see that my parents just intended 8 (me/turn) ____ out right. They didn't want 9 (their son/be) ____ a loser, and they did everything they could to achieve that. Now I have a teenage son myself, and I have to admit that I'm doing to him everything I hated 10 (my parents/do) ____ to me.
Exercise 3 · Exercise 3
Fill in the gaps with the objects and the verbs in brackets in the correct form.
Complete gap 7. When I was a young teenager, my parents were the worst, or that's what I used to think. For a start, they didn't allow 1 (me/go out) ____ with my friends. However much I always begged 2 (them/let) ____ me go out, they would always force 3 (me/stay) ____ home. As a teenager, I remember thinking that they just didn't want 4 (me/have) ____ fun. It wasn't just that I wasn't allowed to hang out with my friends, but they were always telling me to help 5 (them/do) ____ all sorts of things around the house: washing dishes, mopping floors, dusting my room, you name it. I remember how much I used to think I hated them at the time. I often imagined 6 (them/have) ____ an accident, or a very nasty event that involved 7 (them/get) ____ hurt. At the time, my utter selfishness didn't let me see that my parents just intended 8 (me/turn) ____ out right. They didn't want 9 (their son/be) ____ a loser, and they did everything they could to achieve that. Now I have a teenage son myself, and I have to admit that I'm doing to him everything I hated 10 (my parents/do) ____ to me.
Exercise 3 · Exercise 3
Fill in the gaps with the objects and the verbs in brackets in the correct form.
Complete gap 8. When I was a young teenager, my parents were the worst, or that's what I used to think. For a start, they didn't allow 1 (me/go out) ____ with my friends. However much I always begged 2 (them/let) ____ me go out, they would always force 3 (me/stay) ____ home. As a teenager, I remember thinking that they just didn't want 4 (me/have) ____ fun. It wasn't just that I wasn't allowed to hang out with my friends, but they were always telling me to help 5 (them/do) ____ all sorts of things around the house: washing dishes, mopping floors, dusting my room, you name it. I remember how much I used to think I hated them at the time. I often imagined 6 (them/have) ____ an accident, or a very nasty event that involved 7 (them/get) ____ hurt. At the time, my utter selfishness didn't let me see that my parents just intended 8 (me/turn) ____ out right. They didn't want 9 (their son/be) ____ a loser, and they did everything they could to achieve that. Now I have a teenage son myself, and I have to admit that I'm doing to him everything I hated 10 (my parents/do) ____ to me.
Exercise 3 · Exercise 3
Fill in the gaps with the objects and the verbs in brackets in the correct form.
Complete gap 9. When I was a young teenager, my parents were the worst, or that's what I used to think. For a start, they didn't allow 1 (me/go out) ____ with my friends. However much I always begged 2 (them/let) ____ me go out, they would always force 3 (me/stay) ____ home. As a teenager, I remember thinking that they just didn't want 4 (me/have) ____ fun. It wasn't just that I wasn't allowed to hang out with my friends, but they were always telling me to help 5 (them/do) ____ all sorts of things around the house: washing dishes, mopping floors, dusting my room, you name it. I remember how much I used to think I hated them at the time. I often imagined 6 (them/have) ____ an accident, or a very nasty event that involved 7 (them/get) ____ hurt. At the time, my utter selfishness didn't let me see that my parents just intended 8 (me/turn) ____ out right. They didn't want 9 (their son/be) ____ a loser, and they did everything they could to achieve that. Now I have a teenage son myself, and I have to admit that I'm doing to him everything I hated 10 (my parents/do) ____ to me.
Exercise 3 · Exercise 3
Fill in the gaps with the objects and the verbs in brackets in the correct form.
Complete gap 10. When I was a young teenager, my parents were the worst, or that's what I used to think. For a start, they didn't allow 1 (me/go out) ____ with my friends. However much I always begged 2 (them/let) ____ me go out, they would always force 3 (me/stay) ____ home. As a teenager, I remember thinking that they just didn't want 4 (me/have) ____ fun. It wasn't just that I wasn't allowed to hang out with my friends, but they were always telling me to help 5 (them/do) ____ all sorts of things around the house: washing dishes, mopping floors, dusting my room, you name it. I remember how much I used to think I hated them at the time. I often imagined 6 (them/have) ____ an accident, or a very nasty event that involved 7 (them/get) ____ hurt. At the time, my utter selfishness didn't let me see that my parents just intended 8 (me/turn) ____ out right. They didn't want 9 (their son/be) ____ a loser, and they did everything they could to achieve that. Now I have a teenage son myself, and I have to admit that I'm doing to him everything I hated 10 (my parents/do) ____ to me.
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