-Did you watch the football match yesterday?-Yes.my favorite football player Lionel Messi in the match．( )A．is playingB．was playingC．has playedD．had played 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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14．-Did you watch the football match yesterday？
-Yes，my favorite football player Lionel Messi_____ in the match．（　　）

A．

is playing

B．

was playing

C．

has played

D．

had played

分析 ---你看了昨天的足球赛了吗？
---是的．我最喜爱的足球明星梅西在踢这场比赛．

解答答案：B．根据Did you watch thefootballmatch yesterday可知比赛发生在昨晚，所以用过去进行时表示梅西当时在比赛，也可以用一般过去时．而其他选项的时态分别是A现在进行时；C现在完成时，它强调过去的动作对现在的影响；D过去完成时，表示过去的过去．

点评考查过去进行时．现在完成时强调对现在的影响或结果，此用法容易和一般过去时混淆．两者的区别是：一般过去时有动作发生的时间点，即过去某一时间发生某一动作；现在完成时则没有，即不强调是哪个时间点发生的动作，而强调过去的动作对现在造成的影响和结果

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