In salute to the French and their revolution.many countries have chosen to use the same colors on their flags as the French ．( )A．didB．doesC．hasD．had 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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19．In salute to the French and their revolution，many countries have chosen to use the same colors on their flags as the French ________．（　　）

A．

did

B．

does

C．

has

D．

had

分析为了向法国人和他们的革命致敬，许多国家在国旗上选择了与法国人所选择的相同的颜色．

解答答案：A 考查助动词．根据句意，法国人所做的选择已发生，要用一般过去时，故选A．B项：一般现在时；C项：现在完成时；D项：过去完成时．

点评考查助动词，弄清楚各种时态的构成，了解某些时态的特殊用法，然后结合语境选择正确答案．

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