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    9．The manreferred to（谈到） at the meeting yesterday is familiar to all of us．

    分析 昨天会议上提到的这个男人对我们来说很熟悉．

    解答 referred to   refer to是一个固定短语，意为"提及，参考，查阅"，refer是动词．be familiar to sb：对某人来说熟悉．is是本句的谓语，因此这里考查非谓语动词：过去分词短语做后置定语，修饰the man．refer所修饰的名词是the man，它与the man是逻辑上的被动关系，即：男人是被谈到的，因此用过去分词表被动，refer的过去分词是referred，故本题填referred to．

    点评 本题考查的是非谓语动词．注意非谓语动词的三种形式：现在分词、过去分词和不定式．具体选用哪一个就要看动词与其主语是主动关系还是被动关系．主动用现在分词，被动用过去分词，表将来或目的用不定式．

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