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15.The ambulance was just arriving,for a worker,who ______ the window on the second floor,fell off the window.(  )
A.had been repairingB.was repairing
C.has been repairingD.would be repairing

分析 救护车刚刚过来了,因为一个工人在修理二楼的窗户时掉下来了.

解答 答案:A
根据题干中"fell off the window"可判断该句的整体时态为过去式,由于"修理窗户"这个动作应在"掉下"之前发生,故应使用过去完成时,因"修理窗户"这个动作在那个时间段是一直进行的并且对现在产生了直接影响,故使用了进行时,故正确选项为过去完成进行时,答案为A.

点评 本题考查过去完成进行时的用法,应注意各时态的基本用法,根据句意推断出所用时态选出正确选项.

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