英语中Ifound a little boy crying in the room 中crying为什么不是is crying谢谢．
可以的,用was crying句子变成了宾语从句.没用的时时就是一个单句.
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Crying是动名词，be 是动词，怎么可能两个动词在一起
find sb. doing sth. 发现某人正在做某事，强调正在，强调动作find sb. do sth. 发现某人做某事，强调整体，强调全部
因为此句里面已经有一个动词found了，如果是is crying那么就在一个句子中存在两个谓语动词，是不正确的。事实上，crying在这里做一个现在分词，修饰boy，是boy的后置定语。
如果是is crying那么就在一个句子中存在两个谓语动词，是不正确的。事实上，crying在这里做一个现在分词，修饰boy，是boy的后置定语。
扫描下载二维码DCBCB&ABCCC试题分析：这篇短文描述了圣诞节夜间发生在候诊室的一个故事。当值班的护士正百无聊赖时，一位母亲和她的四个孩子出现在候诊室。她们谎称自己是来看病，后来细心的护士发现了她们是无家可归时，联合同事们和这一家五口人举行了一个特殊的圣诞节。1.短语辨析。A. 建立，开业；B. 提供，举起；C.欢呼起来，使振奋；D. 出现，露面。结合语境可知此处指的是五个人出现在我的桌旁。故选D。2.联系上下文，可知这是一个虚弱的女人，故选C，虚弱地。3.词义辨析，A. 系统，体系；B. 迹象，标志；C. 符号，象征；D.秘密。结合语境可知此处指的是头痛的迹象，故选B。4.动词辨析。A.解释，说明；B.表达；C.抱怨，控诉；D.对比。结合语境可知孩子的母亲诉说她有咳嗽症状，故选C。5.连词辨析。A. 和，并且；B.但是；C. 或者，否则；D.因此。联系上下文，可知前后是转折关系，故选B。6.联系下文描述，可知他们是无家可归者，故没有家庭住址，选A，地址。7.结合语境可知此处指的是对于在圣诞节工作感到厌烦的护士们，故选B，工作。8.联系下文，可知此处指的是前文提到的一家，护士们把他们当做了客人，故选C，客人们。9.联系下文，可知此处指的是后来，故选C，后来，随后。10.联系下文，可知此处指的是说，故选C，低声说。考点：故事类记述文点评：这篇短文内容比较简单，理解不难。各小题与上下文联系比较紧密，答题中一定要注意联系上下文。答完后多读几遍，看看是否符合逻辑，适当修改。个别小题可以当作单独的词义辨析题来做，先区分词义，结合语境选出最能使语句通顺的答案。
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What ____ she ____ on weekends?A.is, doB.does, doesC.do, doD.does, do
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Afrightened是由动词的过去分词衍生出来的形容词.所以在这里可以当做非谓语动词使用,不加being.同样的句子还有：Satisfied,she went out of the room.
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A.护士发现一个小男孩在房间的一角，受到惊吓,在哭
I found a little boy who was crying in the corner 可以，这样found后面就是从句了，而之前是简单句。
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Dear Free-Range Kids: My two-year old daughter face-planted while running on a sidewalk yesterday late afternoon. Now she’s got a scrape on her forehead and a “Groucho Marx”-looking mustache/skinned upper lip. We checked that her teeth and nose were fine, and she stopped crying before we got home. But, I cannot tell you how many moms (of all people!?) have stopped me to ask if I took her to the emergency room. When I say no, they look at me like I’m crazy.
Look: She fell while running. It’s no worse than having a skinned knee, just in a bit more obvious place. We put ice and Neosporin on it, and she was back to herself by dinner time. Since when do we rush off to the ER for every scrape, bruise, and cut? It’s no wonder that medical insurance is skyrocketing if we rush off frantically to the hospital every time a child falls down. And, why react with a gasp and “Oh my gosh!!” to seeing a child with a scrape and a scab on her face? It’s teaching her that something terrible happened to her, when it was really just a fall.
Seems to me we are instilling a culture of fear by reacting with such grandiosity to such a normal accident. Beyond that, I can’t tell you how many moms have told me that “because she’s a girl, you really should put [insert numerous product names] on it to minimize the scarring.” I just don’t think that I am (literally) scarring my child by keeping my reaction to a sane minimum. – Jen
Dear Jen: I’ve wondered myself why I’m at the pediatrician’s office so much more than my mom was with me. I
think it’s all part of
“Worst-First” thinking. We are encouraged to consider how every incident or sniffle COULD turn into the worst possible thing, and how terrible would we feel if we hadn’t addressed it with all guns blazing.
“Wait and see” has become “Wait and see how you feel when your child doesn’t recover and it’s all your fault!”
No wonder it’s so hard to resist the impulse to
make a big fuss, or at the very least, spend a lot of time and money. – L.
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