don’t think Japan is a pleasant place for us Chinese students,for I in that country for ten years. A.stayed B.have been staying C.was staying D.have stayed 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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don’t think Japan is a pleasant place for us Chinese students,for I in that country for ten years.

A.stayed B.have been staying C.was staying D.have stayed

解析:

根据时间关系，可判断出从句的动词应为过去，表示与现在无关的过去动作。句

意为：我认为，日本对中国学生来说不是个好地方，因为我在那里待过10年。

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