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    8. —He _____   to the meeting. Have you informed him of it?

       —Sorry. I   _____ to.

    A. hasn’t come; am going

    B. didn’t come; have forgotten

    C. hasn’t come; forgot

    D. doesn’t come; will have

    C


    解析:

    选C。第一句话Have you informed him of it?

    暗示了时间状语so far；而第二句话暗含时间状语then，指当时发生的动作。

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