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3.I was surprised to find my bag empty after getting off the bus.Someone______everything!(  )
A.had been stealingB.had stolen
C.have stolenD.have been stealing

分析 下车后,我很惊讶地发现我的包空了.有人把里面所有东西都偷了.

解答 答案:B
该题考查过去完成时用法,由第一句"下车后,我很惊讶地发现我的包空了"可知,该句谓语was surprised使用的是一般过去时,而第二句谓语动作steal应该发生在was surprised之前,所以steal实际是一个表示"过去之过去"的动作,根据英语语法,表示"过去之过去"应用过去完成时,故选B.

点评 考查时态时,要注意句中表示时间的成分对时态的提示,如果没有明确的时间提示,则可以通过句中逻辑关系来确定时态.

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