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8.The most delicious Liangpi in Shaanxi by Mum.Please wait half an hour to enjoy it!( )A. | is cooked | B. | is cooking | C. | cooks | D. | is being cooked |
分析 妈妈正在做最美味的陕西凉皮,请等半个小时就可以吃了!
解答 答案:D
题干中cook与主语The most delicious Liangpi构成动宾关系,要用被动,排除B和C;句中Please wait half an hour to enjoy it等半个小时就可以吃了,说明cook的动作正在发生,要用现在进行时态.故选D.
点评 现在进行时表示正在进行的动作或存在的状态.现在进行时表示动作发生的时间是"现在",动作目前的状态是"正在进行中"当句子涉及确切的计划、明确的意图和为将来安排好的活动时,现在进行时可用于表示将来.
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