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When David   1   at the party, everybody   2     3   his hostess in the far corner, David tried   4   his way through the crowd but she   5   before he could reach herAt this, David   6   his temperIf I   7   this invitation,” he said to himself, “I   8   at home now looking at my favorite television programIt   9   at this very moment” He felt like   10   immediately.

1Ahad arrived

Barrived

Cwas arriving

Darrives

2Awould dance

Bwere dancing

Chaving danced

Dwas dancing

3AHe had seen

BHe saw

CHaving seen

DSeeing

4.Ahaving pushed

Bto push

Cto be pushing

Dto be pushed

5Ahas disappeared

Bdid disappear

Chad disappeared

Ddisappearing

6Awas losing

Bhad lost

Clost

Dhad been losing

7Adid not accept

Bhad not accepted

Chave not accepted

Ddo not accept

8Awill have been

Bwould have been

Cwere

Dshall be

9Ashows

Bis shown

Cis showing

Dis being shown

10Ato leave

Bhe was leaving

Che had to leave

Dleaving

 

答案:B;D;D;B;C;C;B;B;D;D
解析:

1.       David抵达聚会的时候

2.       人人都在跳舞

3.       他看见女主人在远处的角落里

4.       于是他试图挤过人群去见她

5.       但在他还没到她面前时她不见了

6.       David非常生气

7.       如果我没有接受这个邀请他自言自语

8.       我现正在家看我最喜欢的电视节目

9.       正播着呢

10.   他想立刻离开

 


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