题目内容

After driving for thirty miles. he suddenly realized that he in the wrong direction.

A．had been driving. B．had been driven.

C．has been driving. D．was driven.

 

A

【解析】

试题分析:句意：在开车行了30英里后，他突然意识到他一直都走错了方向。根据句意可知他意识到走错方向是在走了30里之后，此处应该用过去完成进行时，表示持续性，填A。

考点：考查动词时态语态

 

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