题目内容

----I’m going to the United States.

---- How long ____you ____in the States ？

A. are; stayed B. are; staying

C. have; stayed D. did; stay

B

【解析】

试题分析：句意：---我将要去美国了。---你要在美国呆多久？故选B。

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