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5．-Jenny ________the room for me when I returned home．
-Such is her character．She is always thinking of others!（　　）
A．was cleaningB．is cleaning
C．has cleanedD．had been cleaned

分析 ---当我回到家时，珍妮正在为我打扫房间．
---她的特点就是如此．她总是想着别人！

解答 答案：A．根据when I returned home可知当我回到家时，珍妮正在为我打扫房间，可知clean用过去进行时，因此答案是A．其他选项的时态分别是B现在进行时；C现在完成时；D过去完成时态的被动语态．

点评 考查过去进行时．过去完成时表示过去某一时刻或某一动作之前已完成的动作或状态（亦可以说是"过去的过去"）．过去完成时由had加过去分词构成．

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