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单选题
Listen! Someone ______ an English song now.
A
sings
B
sang
C
is singing
D
was singing
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解析：
句意：听！现在有人正在唱一首英文歌呢。考查动词的时态。从时间状语Listen可知用动词的现在进行时，故选项C为答案。
句意：听！现在有人正在唱一首英文歌呢。考查动词的时态。从时间状语Listen可知用动词的现在进行时，故选项C为答案。
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初中英语?口语
一、考题回顾
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【教案】
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Knowledge aim:
Students will know how to express their hobbies and interest.
Ability aim:
Students will improve their abilities of speaking and listening.
Emotional aim:
Students will be more confident in speaking English.
Key and difficult point:
Key Point: Students will know how to express their hobbies and interest in English.
Difficult Point: Students will be more confident in speaking English and not be afraid of speaking English in public.
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2.Do you think blackboard design is important?
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