题目内容

—When did the new Wenfeng Shopping Mall open?

—It ________ for nearly half a year.

A. has openedB. has been open

C. was openedD. had been open

 

B

【解析】

试题分析：句意：新文锋购物中心什么时候开的业？它已经开业近半年了。时间状语是for nearly half a year，表示一段时间时，要用现在完成时。Open做动词讲是非延续性动词，因此要用be open表示状态。故选B。

考点：考查时态的辨析。

 

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