Mr. Robinson       in China for many years, but now he is in Australia


  1. A.
    has lived
  2. B.
    had lived
  3. C.
    lived
  4. D.
    was living
C
試題分析：考查時(shí)態(tài)：句意：魯濱遜先生在中國(guó)生活了很多年，但是現(xiàn)在他在澳大利亞。從but now he is in Australia.可知他在中國(guó)生活很多年是過去的動(dòng)作，用一般過去式，選C。
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Dover, Connecticut

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