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8．-Dear me!It's you，Bob!I ______ to recognize you at first sight!
-Nor did I!Time has changed us a lot!（　　）
A．failB．failedC．have failedD．had failed

分析 --哇塞！是你啊Bob！我第一眼没认出你！
--我也没！时间让我们改变了很多！

解答 解答方法一：根据第一句句意"第一眼我没认出你"可知这件事情发生在过去，故动词需使用一般过去时；因此本题答案为B选项．
解答方法二：根据答句中的did可知上一句的时态也为一般过去时，故本题答案为B选项．拓展：Nor/Neither do I意为"我也不…"．

点评 本题考查时态，做此类题目时需要根据题目中的时间状语来确定使用何种时态；如果没有明显的提示，则可以根据句意来推测，本题第一种解法即是如此．

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