【題目】用括號內(nèi)所給動詞的正確形式填空
（1）I didn't know how（teach）children when I started to work in a primary school.
（2）–Why didn't you come to open the door for me?—I （wash）dishes in the kitchen and didn't hear the doorbell.
（3）My computer fan doesn't work. Where can I have it （repair）?
（4）I don' t think he stole the painting. When he （ask）what he was doing at 7 yesterday evening, he was very calm.
（5）–Is there any mistake in your homework, Jim?—I'm not sure. I （not check）it carefully.

【答案】
（1）to teach
（2）was washing
（3）repaired
（4）was asked
（5）didn't check
【解析】（1）句意：當我開始在小學(xué)工作時，我不知道教孩子。知道做某事：know to do sth，動詞know后跟不定式作賓語。故填：to teach。
（2）句意：－你為什么沒來給我開門？－我在廚房里洗餐具，沒有聽到門鈴。你按門鈴時，我正在洗餐具，表示一個過去動作發(fā)生時，另一個過去動作正在發(fā)生，把正在發(fā)生的過去動作用過去進行時態(tài)。故填：was washing。
（3）句意：我的電腦風扇不轉(zhuǎn)，我可以在哪兒修？請某人做某事：have sth done。故填：repaired。
（4）句意：我認為他沒有偷畫。當問他在昨天晚上七點時在做什么時，他很沉著。過去問的，描述過去發(fā)生的動作，用一般過去時態(tài)；問的他，主語he是謂語動詞ask的承受者，句子用被動語態(tài)，故填：was asked。
（5）句意：－吉姆，你的作業(yè)里有錯誤嗎？－我不確定，我沒有認真檢查。描述在做作業(yè)時，未認真檢查，描述過去，用一般過去時態(tài)，故填：didn't check.

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