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    —Watch!

    —I ____ but ____ I ____ anything unusual.

    watched; have watched                              B．have watched; am not seeing

    C．was watching; wasn’t seeing                        D．am watching; don’t see

    D


    解析:

    考查动词。watch表示观看的过程，see指看的结果，表示看见了、看清楚了。

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