19．The _________　boys were last seen ________ near the west lake．（　�。�
A．missing； playingB．missing； play
C．missed； playedD．missed； to play

分析 失蹤的男孩最后一次被看到是在西湖附近玩耍．

解答 答案：A．第一空missing為形容詞"丟失了的，失蹤的"，而missed為miss的過(guò)去式，故填missing，意為"丟失了的男孩"，而see sb．doing sth．為固定搭配，意為"看見(jiàn)某人正在做某事"，而see sb．do sth．"看見(jiàn)某人做過(guò)某事"，而此處意為"最后一次被看到是正在西湖附近玩耍"，故填playing，故答案選A．

點(diǎn)評(píng) 本題考查動(dòng)詞的適當(dāng)形式及動(dòng)詞的固定搭配，需要學(xué)生多加記憶相關(guān)變形的意義及重點(diǎn)動(dòng)詞的用法．

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