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11．-Alice，what s your opinion about my suggestion？
-Sorry，I___．Would you please say it again？（　　）
A．hadn't listenedB．wouldn't listen
C．wasn't listeningD．didn't listen

分析 -爱丽丝，你对我的建议有什么看法？
-对不起，我没有听清．你能再说一遍吗？

解答 答案：C．
考查过去进行时．根据句意可知听话人在对方询问时没有听见，事情发生在刚才，是过去的时间，强调问话人说的时候没有听见，两个动作同时发生，用过去进行时，否定形式在was/were后加not，所以选C．

点评 本题考查过去进行时的用法． 过去进行时表示在过去某一时刻或某一段时间内发生或进行的动作或状态．其形式为was/were+V-ing，否定在be动词后加not．

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