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3．I like the English songs and they many times on the radio．（ ）| A． | have been taught | B． | have taught | ||
| C． | had been taught | D． | had taught |
分析 我很喜欢这些英文歌曲它们在收音机上被教过好多次了．
解答 答案是A．考查被动语态，分析句子并列句中的主语是they指的是英文歌曲，歌曲与动词teach是被动关系，根据语境已经教了好多次了，所以用现在完成时，故答案选A．
点评 被动语态由"助动词be+及物动词的过去分词"构成．被动语态的时态变化只改变be的形式，过去分词部分不变．疑问式和否定式的变化也如此．掌握各种时态的被动语态是解题的关键．
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