In 1998, this was the longest bridge that . A. was ever built B. had ever built C. has ever been built D. had ever been built 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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In 1998, this was the longest bridge that ________.

A. was ever built B. had ever built C. has ever been built D. had ever been built

解析:

因that (bridge)是build的承受者，要用被动语态；指1980年(过去)前所建的桥，即：“过去的过去”，用过去完成时。

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