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    — I hope you enjoyed the film last night.

      — How on earth do you know I went to a film? I _____ you.

      A. won’t tell    B. didn’t tell      C. haven’t told      D. hadn’t told

    B


    解析:

    从问句中可以知道是发生在昨天晚上的事情，所以我不知道的动作也应该是在当时发生。做这类试题可以在句子的相关部分填加一定的时间状语。本题可以加上at that time。

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