“ He was just a boy when I knew him. “ ? [ ] A．Was he B．Did he C．Has he D．Is he 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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“ He was just a boy when I knew him. ”

“ ________？”

[　　]

A．Was he

B．Did he

C．Has he

D．Is he

答案：A
解析：

　　这是一个省略形式的疑问句，全句完整的应该是“Was he just a boy？”在英语中，这种不将后面部分表述出来的省略形式往往有强调作用，它或是表示一种惊奇，或是表示一种感叹。例如：

　　?/FONT>He went to school by himself

　　?/FONT>Did he ?

　　他一个人上学去了。

　　是吗？

　　?/FONT>She came back on time when I knew of it.

　　?/FONT>Did she?

　　当我知道时她准时回来了。

　　真的？

　　?/FONT>He has passed all of the examinations.

　　?/FONT>Great!

　　他所有的考试都合格了。

　　了不起！

　　注意：这种省略形式表达，其主语前的连系动词，助动词或情态动词的使用要依据前文主句的动词来确定。省略疑问句尤其明显。

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