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8．Have you heard that Mr．Smith bought a new mobile phone the other day？
-__________？That's his second one in just one week．（　　）
A．Had heB．Did heC．Does heD．Has he

分析 -你听说过史米斯先生前几天买了一部新手机吗？
-他做了吗？那是他在一周内的第二次．

解答 答案是B．考查省略，根据所提供的情景Jack bought a new mobile phone the other day．可判断出这个反义疑问句的时态要用一般过去时，Did he？是Did he do的省略．所以答案选B．

点评 英语中的省略较为普遍，对省略的考查已经成为热点．在并列句中和对话中后边的分句可以省略与前边分句中相同的成分．

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