- Are you a teacher?- No, but I in Quanzhou No. 3 High School for 3 years.A. taught B. has taughtC. teach D. had taught 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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— Are you a teacher?

— No, but I ________ in Quanzhou No. 3 High School for 3 years.

A. taught B. has taught

C. teach D. had taught

【解析】

试题分析：句意：你是老师吗？不是。但是，我曾经在泉州第三中学教过书。现在不是，但是过去曾经是老师，应该用一般过去时。综上可知选Ａ。

考点：考查动词时态的用法。

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