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    　　     an elephant on the road，the car was stopped．

    A．Having seen   

    B．Seeing

    C．When the driver saw   

    D．After seeing

     

    答案：C
    提示：

    分析句子的主语是the car，所以，分句不能选用现在分词的形式。故选C。

     


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