Mary control of herself while she about the traffic accident．( )A．was losing, was askingB．lost, was being askedC．has lost, was askedD．had lost, asked 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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1．Mary control of herself while she about the traffic accident．（　　）

	A．	was losing； was asking		B．	lost； was being asked
	C．	has lost； was asked		D．	had lost； asked

分析在Mary被询问交通事故时，她的情绪失控了．

解答答案：B．根据while she about the traffic accident可知在Mary被询问交通事故时，她的情绪失控了，ask和she之间是被动正在进行的关系，所以用was being asked；而lose和Mary之间是主动关系且lose是短暂动词不用进行时，所以用lost，因此答案是B．

点评考查过去进行时．短暂性动词也称非延续性动词、瞬间动词，表示不能延续的动作，这种动作发生后立即结束．如open，close，finish，begin，come，go，arrive，reach，get to，leave，move，borrow，buy，die等．

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