高考英语 非谓语动词精练系列之（41）2027届高三英语一轮复习专练

高考英语 非谓语动词精练系列之（41） 原创作者：老九书斋 1.The transition marks an important inflection point for an industry that has spent years (prioritize) scale over efficiency. 2.The company reported second-quarter revenue of 15.89 billion yuan, up 28.5 percent from a year earlier, while (operate) profit rose 22 percent to 2.12 billion yuan.  3.Before (depart), they replenished the water tank, tidied up the room, and left six liters of soybeans as compensation, along with a note (explain) their actions. 4.We ate half a jar of your (pickle) vegetables, a few green onions, and burned a few sticks of firewood.  5.The community has welcomed an average of about 30,000 tourists annually, with operational income (reach) 980,000 yuan ($146,086)over the past three years. 6.His cousin, who knew several English words, seemed (possess) a mysterious power.  7.He was particularly bad at the one subject he most wanted (learn). 8.For almost a year, he bicycled an hour each way (attend). 9.He began printing membership forms for something (call) the Hengyang English Lovers Association. 10.Under Brazil's electoral rules, a presidential candidate must secure more than half of the valid votes (win) outright in the first round.  11.Later at a press conference in Brasilia he said that he was satisfied with the election result and hoped to have the opportunity (serve) Brazil and its people. 12.I just need a mandate (put) Brazilians at the center of my government, (tackle) and solve Brazil's real problems. 13. (speak) in Sao Paulo, Lula acknowledged that he had expected (win) in the first round but described the result as a lesson from voters. 14.He pledged (campaign) on economic development and social inclusion, and urged those who abstained in the first round (vote) in the runoff. 15.The suspect was seen (enter) the hotel with the woman, who was found dead on Saturday morning.  16.Her government has lodged a strong protest with the US side and urged it (cooperate) fully with the investigation. 17.Crimes (involve) US military personnel stationed in Japan, including grave offenses such as murder, rape, and robbery, have long been a source of deep public concern. 18.After the new parliament is formed, the president will consult with the political forces (enter) the parliament and invite the candidate for prime minister (form) a new government. 19.The meeting, (hold) from Sept 30 to Oct 1 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, saw members reach a joint statement on opposing the weaponization of food.  20. (lead) the Chinese delegation, Li Chenggang, China's international trade representative and vice-minister of commerce, underscored Beijing's firm stance.  21. (stress) the importance of the vision for a global community with a shared future for humanity, Li urged G20 members (build) international consensus and improve global governance. 22.He stressed the need for a comprehensive, objective and dynamic analysis of industrial capacity from a global perspective, (advocate) for cooperation rather than (create) confrontation. 23.Western countries' plans (impose) tariffs and restrictions on Chinese imports under the pretext of overcapacity are not merely a commercial decision. 24.After France and Germany proposed that the EU reinforce its economy by introducing a new measure (strike) back at countries deemed (harm) its interests, reportedly with China as a likely target, a Chinese expert on Tuesday criticized the move as unilateral. 25.They claimed “systemic market-distorting practices” jeopardize the bloc's economy and industrial base, (require) urgent action. 26.German officials said the EU needs a tool as powerful as the Section 301 tariffs (impose) by the US.  27.The bloc, said the document, needs (deploy) its trade defense tools more swiftly and efficiently, with more investigations and a broader approach (cover) whole sectors. 28.According to Reuters, the document added that there was an urgent need for measures (deal) with imports ‌of chemicals, PET (polyester) and hybrid vehicles.  29.If this measure is truly implemented, the first (suffer) will be Europe's own businesses and consumers. 30.European importers choose Chinese goods (base) on commercial considerations of price, quality and delivery efficiency.  31.While (engage) in trade and investment consultations with China, the EU is simultaneously rushing (build) unilateral tools aimed at China. 32.Trust is the foundation of any consultation, and building trust requires both sides (demonstrate) goodwill on equal terms. 33.China urges the EU (stay) on the right track of (manage) differences through dialogue.  34.The enactment and implementation of the Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law aims (promote) common prosperity and development among all ethnic groups. 35.China has contributed to the international human rights cause through its development and concrete efforts (boost) dialogue. 36.They repeatedly use human rights as a pretext (interfere) in the internal affairs of other countries and impose unilateral coercive measures. 37.A Chinese documentary has revealed details of a deadly shooting in Myanmar in which more than 20 Chinese nationals attempting (flee) a telecom fraud compound were intercepted by armed Myanmar nationals. 38.Chinese police said their investigation identified a businessman (name) Lin Jian as the person who ordered the shooting.  39.Investigators found traces of blood that appeared (clean) from parts of the compound.  40.This draft resolution seeks (improve) accessibility and an age-friendly environment in the context of population ageing.  41.Reports cited police as saying that Yagi had died from suffocation after (strangle). 42.The Japanese side stressed the need to take measures (prevent) a recurrence.  43.Okinawans, especially women, should not have to keep (bear) this grief and pain.  44.She said that each time, the Japanese government and the US military have claimed (impose) stricter discipline and provide proper education for service members.  45.In that mirror, there is certainly the individual responsibility of the US service member (involve).  46.Whether an act is deemed (commit) in the performance of official duty is largely determined by the US side.  47.On August 20, 2026, the governors of 15 prefectures with US bases (petition) Tokyo for a fundamental revision of the agreement.  48. (repeat) crimes by US military personnel have been met with the same promises and little visible change.  49.Her death is likely, sooner or later, (overtake) by the next case (involve) US personnel and become another line in Okinawa's long record of such harm. 50.Hundreds of millions of migrant workers have left their hometowns (help) build cities.  高考英语 非谓语动词精练系列之（41） 答案 （1---10） 1.prioritizing 2.operating 3.departing；explaining 4.pickled 5.reaching 6.to possess 7.to learn 8.to attend 9.called 10.to win （11---20） 11.to serve 12.to put；to tackle 13.Speaking；to win 14.to campaign；to vote 15.entering 16.to cooperate 17.involving 18.entering；to form 19.held 20.Leading （21---30） 21.Stressing；to build 22.advocating；creating 23.to impose 24.to strike；to harm 25.requiring 26.imposed 27.to deploy；to cover 28.to deal 29.to suffer 30.based （31---40） 31.engaging；to build 32.to demonstrate 33.to stay；managing 34.to promote 35.to boost 36.to interfere 37.to flee 38.named 39.to have been cleaned 40.to improve （41---50） 41.being strangled 42.to prevent 43.bearing 44.to impose 45.involved 46.to have been committed 47.petitioned 48.Repeated 49.to be overtaken；involving 50.to help 1 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $