---how long your uncle the countryside ?---for nearly five years.A. has; leftB. does; leaveC. has; been away fromD. does; be away from 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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---how long__ your uncle____the countryside ?

---for nearly five years.

A. has; left

B. does; leave

C. has; been away from

D. does; be away from

【解析】

试题分析：根据回答“for nearly five years”有大约5年了，可知是现在完成时，故排除B和D，leave是短暂动词，不能用于现在完成时后面接一段时间，故选C。

考点：动词的时态

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