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9.Due to the hard training theyhad done (do) before,their performance were very impressive.分析 由于他们以前所做的艰苦训练,他们的表现令人印象非常深刻.
解答 答案:had done
根据"their performance were very impressive"使用了一般过去时以及时间状语before可知,此处表示发生在过去"他们的表现令人印象非常深刻"之前的动作,所以应使用过去完成时;故用had done.
点评 本题考查了过去完成时(had+done)的用法;首先应根据句中已知的时态,时间状语以及句意,判断出此处应使用的时态;其次应了解过去完成时表示的是发生在过去之前的动作.
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