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    2．---Have you ever been involved in an automobile accident？
    ---Only once．My car slid on a rainy night and went off the road．Fortunately I ______my seatbelt．（　　）
    A．was wearingB．woreC．have wornD．had worn

    分析 ---你遇到过汽车事故吗？
    ---只有一次．在一个雨天，我的汽车滑出了路面．幸运的是当时我系着安全带．

    解答 答案．A．根据Fortunately I ______my seatbelt可知出事是他系着安全带，表示过去某个点正在进行的动作，所以答案是A，用过去进行时．其他选项的时态分别是B一般过去时；C现在完成时；D过去完成时．

    点评 本题考查过去进行时在具体的语境中的用法． 过去进行时可以表示在过去某个时间点发生的事情．时间点可以用介词短语、副词或从句来表示．如：What was she doing at nine o‘clock yesterday？昨天晚上九点她在做什么？（介词短语表示时间点） When I saw him he was decorating his room．当我看见他的时候他正在装饰房间．（when从句表示时间点）

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