5．Absorbed （absorb） in reading the novel，I even forgot to pick up my mother in the airport．

分析 全神貫注于讀這本小說，我甚至忘了去機場接我的媽媽．

解答 83．Absorbed，考查非謂語做狀語的用法，句子謂語動詞是forget，因此absorb應(yīng)使用非謂語的形式，與其邏輯主語I 是被動的關(guān)系，因此使用過去分詞absorb充當(dāng)狀語．

點評 考查非謂語形式，應(yīng)判斷其與主語是主動還是被動的關(guān)系，再確定答案．

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