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    I saw Tom _____ into the classroom without _____


    1. A.
      slide; found
    2. B.
      sliding; find
    3. C.
      sliding; being found
    4. D.
      to slide; being found
    C
    试题分析：考查动词的复合结构和介词后动词的被动语态。句意：我看到Tom 溜进了教室而且没有被发现。第一空：现在进行时做宾补表示动作正在进行。介词后的被动语态应为being done的形式。
    考点：考查动词的复合结构和介词后动词的被动语态。
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