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    My mind wasn't on what he was saying so I'm afraid I __ half ofit.


    1. A.
      was missing
    2. B.
      had missed
    3. C.
      will miss
    4. D.
      missed
    D
    考查考生对题干中句子含义的理解和对动词时态的掌握情况。miss half of it和wasn't on what he was saying均发生在过去，但并不存在时间先后关系，所以均应采用一般过去时形式。
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