[题目] --- You look so young. Haven’t you graduated from your university?--- Yes, I in the English Department of Zhejiang Normal University for four years.A. was studying B. studyC. had studied D. stud 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】 --- You look so young. Haven’t you graduated from your university?

--- Yes, I _______ in the English Department of Zhejiang Normal University for four years.

A. was studying B. study

C. had studied D. studied

【答案】D

【解析】试题分析：考察一般过去式。根据后者的回来来看，“我”已经毕业了，所以学四年英语应该是说的过去的事情。一般过去式只是叙述过去的一件事情,与现在无关,它可以和一段时间连用。该对话意思为：---你看起来好年轻，从大学里毕业了么？---是的，我在浙江大学的外语系上了四年学。故选D

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