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    Not until the train pulled into the station ______ that his suitcase was gone.

    A. did he find B．had he found

    C. he had found D. he found

     

    A

    【解析】

    试题分析:句意：直到火车进站他才发现他的手提箱不见了。Not until 引导的状语从句放句首时，主句部分需要用部分倒装语序，根据句子时态判断用动词过去式，选A。

    考点：考查倒装句

     

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