题目内容
18．---Did you see a girl in white pass by just now？---No，sir．I a newspaper．（ ）
| A． | read | B． | had read | C． | would read | D． | was reading |
分析 --刚才你看到一位穿白色衣服的女孩经过吗？
--没有，先生．刚才我在看报纸呢．
解答 答案：D．
根据对话内容可知，对方是询问的刚才发生的事情，所以由just now可知，应该用过去进行时表示刚才我正在看报纸而没有注意到有人经过；A为一般现在时或者是一般过去时，本句与现在或单纯的过去无关；B为过去完成时，句中没有强调过去的过去的情况；C为过去将来，不牵扯到将来的状况，此三项均可排除．故选D．
点评 对于时态的题目要结合句中的时间状语just now等以及句意来判断，根据语境合理选择相应的时态．
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