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    19．Mr．Leslie，who             in Taiyuan for three years in the 1980's，is now a well-know lawyer in London．（　　）
    A．has workedB．workedC．was workingD．would work

    分析 莱斯利先生是伦敦的一位著名的律师，他在二十世纪八十年代在太原工作了三年．

    解答 答案是B．
    本题考查动词的时态．一般过去时表示过去某一时候或某一段时间所发生了的事情或存在的状态，根据题干提供的时间"在二十世纪八十年代工作了三年"，指的就是过去某一段时间所发生了的事情或存在的状态，所以要用过去时，故答案选B．

    点评 动词时态的考点是近几年高考试题考查的重中之重，但是对于每一种动词时态的意义一定要清楚掌握，谓语动词要与时间状语保持一致，时态与时间密不可分，各种时态却要受到时间和语言环境的限制，根据时间来判断句子的时态是最直接的解题方法．

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