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John received an invitation to dinner, but with his work ____,he couldn't go.

A. finished B. finishing

C. having finished D. to finish

【解析】试题分析：考查时态。A表示被完成B表示完成了C已经完成了D要完成，本题明显应用要完成，句意：约翰收到了一个晚餐邀请，但还有工作要做，他不能去。故选D

考点：考查查时态

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