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16.---Are you a football player?
---_____.(  )
A.Yes,I used toB.No,but I am.
C.No,but I used to be.D.Yes,but I used to be.

分析 ---你是足球运动员吗?
---现在不是,但我以前是.

解答 答案C.考查语言交际.根据选项中的but I used to be可推断,过去曾经是足球运动员,但现在不是,故选C.used to过去常常.

点评 考查语言交际的题,弄懂选项的意思,结合前后文语境进行选择.

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