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14．-Susan，it tastes that the fish______________ bad．
-Yes，you are right．Let's tell the waiter about it．（　　）
A．goesB．wentC．has goneD．had gone

分析 Susan，这鱼尝起来已经坏了．嗯，你说的没错．我们告诉服务员吧．

解答 答案：C  句意表达的是完成的动作，强调对现在造成的后果（味道不对），是现在完成时态的典型用法．故选C．

点评 现在完成时态有两种用法：表示从过去持续到现在的动作；表示过去的动作对现在造成的影响或结果．

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