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The population of the world has grown very fast__four hundred years.

A.for pass
B.in the pass
C.in the past
D.for past

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解析:in the past意为“在过去的大约某一段时间内”。for表示的是现在完成时态中的时间,强调的是完成时态。因此,此句用for the past也是正确的。但选项中没有。
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