--Excuse me．I wonder where I can get help．I my passport．--But where did you lose it?( )A．have lostB．lostC．had lostD．was losing 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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15．--Excuse me．I wonder where I can get help．I ______ my passport．
--But where did you lose it？（　　）

A．

have lost

B．

lost

C．

had lost

D．

was losing

分析 --打扰一下，请问在哪里可以获得帮助，我的护照丢了．
--但是你是在哪里丢的呢？

解答答案：A．
根据对方的询问"But where did you lose it"可知，丢失证件这个动作已经发生，即到说话时仍然没有找到，所以用现在完成时最合适，强调对现在造成的影响和结果；故选A．

点评对于时态的题型要分析句子的具体语境，并且结合句子的内容综合分析方能得出答案．

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