-Hello.everyone!Have you heard the meeting will be put off?-Yeah.that's what we about when you came in．( )A．were talkingB．are talkingC．have talkedD．had talked 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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10．-Hello，everyone!Have you heard the meeting will be put off？
-Yeah，that's what we about when you came in．（　　）

A．

were talking

B．

are talking

C．

have talked

D．

had talked

分析 ---大家好！你们听说会议将要被推迟了吗？
---是，当你进来时我们正在讨论这件事．

解答答案A．根据when you came in可知当你进来时我们正在讨论这件事，that's what we about 中 what 引导名词性从句表示正在讨论的事，所以答案是A．其他选项的时态分别是B现在进行时；C现在完成时；D过去完成时．

点评考查过去进行时．过去进行时可以表示在过去某个时间点发生的事情．时间点可以用介词短语、副词或从句来表示．如：What was she doing at nine o‘clock yesterday？昨天晚上九点她在做什么？（介词短语表示时间点） When I saw him he was decorating his room．当我看见他的时候他正在装饰房间．（when从句表示时间点）

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