-Is Peter coming?-No.he his mind after a phone call at the last minute．( )A．changesB．changedC．was changingD．had changed 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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2．-Is Peter coming？
-No，he __________ his mind after a phone call at the last minute．（　　）

A．

changes

B．

changed

C．

was changing

D．

had changed

分析 --彼得要来吗？--不，他在打完电话的最后一分钟改变了注意．

解答答案：B 由对话内容可知此处应该用一般过去式．A项是一般现在时；B项是过去式；C项是过去进行时；D项是过去完成时．故B项正确．

点评通过情景对话考查动词的时态．

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