A．.T.B．FOUND（)C．.F.D．FCOUND（) A: .T. B: FOUND() C: .F. D: FCOUND()

11. —You have found your lost umbrella, haven’t you? A: have found B: will find C: found

—You have found your lost umbrella, haven't you? A: finds B: found C: have found D: will find

Allen ______ any good job since he came to New York City two years ago. A: doesn't find B: hasn't found C: didn't find D: hadn't found

Allen ____ any good job since he came to New York City two years ago. (2003) A: hasn't found B: didn't find C: doesn’t find D: hadn’t found

-You have found your lost cat, haven't you?-Yes.I ________ it in the office this evening. A: have found B: will find C: found D: find

-You have found your lost umbrella, haven ’ t you?- Yes. I _____ it behind the door this afternoon. A: have found B: will find C: found

It was not until dawn ______ their way out of the forest. A: when they found B: that they found C: did they find D: that they didn't find

—You have found your lost umbrella, haven't you?— Yes. I _____ it behind the door this afternoon. A: finds B: found C: have found D: will find

I found the sentence________ smoothly. A: didn’t read B: wasn’t read C: wasn’t reading D: hadn’t read