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10．The last thirty years    the greatest number of laws stopping our rights and progress．Until today we have reached a stage     we have almost no rights at all．（　　）
A．saw；whichB．see；where
C．are seeing；in whichD．have seen；where

分析 过去三十年见证了大量阻碍我们权利和进步的法令．时至今日，我们几乎已经到了一个没有任何权利的阶段．

解答 答案：D
该题考查时态及定语从句，首先，在第二句话中，     we have almost no rights at all为修饰stage"阶段"的定语从句，由于stage表示地点且定语从句基本结构完整，所以应用关系副词where或in which来引导该定语从句，所以排除A，根据第一句主语The last thirty years可知，谓语动作see"见证"发生在过去，而B为一般现在时，C为现在进行时，所以可以排除B和C，D选项使用了现在完成时，可以表示动作"发生在过去，持续到现在"，符合题意，故选D．

点评 考查时态时，找准句中时间提示是确定时态的关键；考查定语从句遵行三步：1、找先行词；2、分析定语从句机构；3、确定关系词．

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The second master was a dog.

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Seeing this I knew that it was a message from God. 5.

A.Did you get anything today?

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E. Everything was closed and there was no one outside.

F. Seeing his own reflection the dog barked and ran away.

G. It means that one has to go forward despite all of his fears.

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