When I got there, they computer games. 2. When I my homework, I’ll go and fly kites with you. 3. The teacher used to work when he was in Shanghai. 4. While Mary her bike, her uncle came in. 5. It is 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

题目内容

1. When I got there, they 　　　　 (play) computer games.

2. When I 　　　　 (finish) my homework, I’ll go and fly kites with you.

3. The teacher used 　　　　 (drive) to work when he was in Shanghai.

4. While Mary 　　　　 (mend) her bike, her uncle came in.

5. It is four years since we 　　　　 (move) into this new house.

6. I heard him 　　　　 (sing) when I passed his office.

7. She doesn’t know which 　　　　 (choose).

8. We 　　　　 (not write) to each other for about three years.

9. My parents have gone to the supermarket. They 　　　　 (be) back in two hours, I am afraid.

10. We all find it very difficult 　　　　 (learn) English well in a short time.

答案：
解析：

1.were playing 他们正在玩电脑游戏。

2.finish 时间状语从句中一般时表将来。

3.to drive 过去常常做某事。

4.was mending 她正在修车时，叔叔进来了。

5.moved 过去时表示一个时间点

6.singing 听见某人正在做某事。

7.to choose 疑问代词加不定式构成宾语。

8.haven't written 现在完成时表示状态。

9.will be 时间状语是in two hours

10.to learn to do 做真正的宾语。

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