题目内容

1．Bob told you there wasn't any meeting this week，_______？（　　）
A．wasn't thereB．was thereC．didn't thereD．didn't he

分析 Bob告诉你本周没有会议，是吗？

解答 答案：D 句子的主语为Bob，而there wasn't any meeting this week是它的宾语从句，反意疑问句一般根据主句确定后面的形式．本句中主句为肯定，过去时态．，所以选择D．

点评 当前面陈述部分有从句时，一般根据主句确定后面的疑问形式．

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