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【题目】—What did the teacher say to you?

—He asked me ________.

A.why I am late for classB.if had I prepared my exams wellC.how I could design my plan

【答案】C

【解析】

句意:——老师对你说了什么?——他问我如何设计我的计划。

考查宾语从句时态和语序。why I am late for class我为什么上课迟到;if had I prepared my exams well我是否准备好了考试;how I could design my plan我如何设计我的计划。根据第二句中he是主语,asked是谓语,ask sb. sth.询问某人某事,所以此处me是间接宾语,后接直接宾语,可以用宾语从句充当直接宾语;根据第二句中asked可知,此处时态为一般过去时,而A项中I am是一般现在时,所以排除A选项;宾语从句应使用陈述语序,B项中hadI之前,属于疑问语序,故排除B项,所以此处使用how I could design my plan。故选C

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