-Father.you promised!-Well. ．But it was you who didn't keep your word first．( )A．so was IB．so did IC．so I wasD．so I did 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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2．-Father，you promised!
-Well，______．But it was you who didn't keep your word first．（　　）

A．

so was I

B．

so did I

C．

so I was

D．

so I did

分析 -父亲，你答应过的．
-是的，我的确答应了，但是你先不遵守诺言的．

解答答案：D．
promised是行为动词，因此要选助动词did与之相对应，排除A，C选项；当后面的句子与前面的句子you promised主语是同一个人时要选D so I did，表示强调"真的、的确"．主语不是同一个人时就选B．so did I，因为后面的"I"与前面的"you"指的都是同一个人，

点评考查"部分倒装so+be/情态动词/助动词+主语"与表强调"so+主语+be/情态动词/助动词"的区别．

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