It is the third time that the president to China for a visit．( )A．comeB．comesC．will comeD．has come 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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11．It is the third time that the president _____ to China for a visit．（　　）

A．

come

B．

comes

C．

will come

D．

has come

分析这是这位总统第三次来中国访问．

解答答案：D．根据句式It is the third time that the president 可知这是表示某人第几次做某事的固定句式，当前句是一般现在时的时候，后句用现在完成时，当前句是一般过去时的时候，后句用过去完成时，所以come用现在完成时．因此答案是D．

点评考查现在完成时．
This （It，That） is the first time that…跟与现在完成时连用，这体现了"现在完成时"的另一个特点：对过去经历的总结．意味着从过去某个时间到说话时的经历总结（也可能是人一生所经历），这跟现在完成时的"动作发生在过去，一直持续到现在"有某种关联，只不过是强调次数和经历而已．例如：
This is the first time in my life that I have taken part in such a grand celebration．这是我有生以来第一次参加如此盛大．

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