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14．I______ this Christmas tree．It will look good when it's finished．（　　）
A．have decoratedB．have been decorating
C．had decoratedD．decorated

分析 我一直在装饰这颗圣诞树，完成后它将会很好看．

解答 答案：B
解析：A：现在完成时；B：现在完成进行时；C：过去完成时；D：一般过去时．根据后面"完成后它将会很好看"可知"装饰从过去的某一时间点持续到了现在，且还在进行"，故该使用现在完成时进行时；因此结合所给选项分析可知，本题答案为B选项．

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