填空题She was so interested in the book that she (read) ____ it for three hours before she realized it.
填空题
She was so interested in the book that she (read) ____ it for three hours before she realized it.
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本题考查动词时态。句意：她对这本书如此着迷，以至于她在读了三个小时后才意识到她已经读了这么长时间。空格处表示动作发生在从句的动作之前，所以应该用read的过去完成时had read。
本题考查动词时态。句意：她对这本书如此着迷，以至于她在读了三个小时后才意识到她已经读了这么长时间。空格处表示动作发生在从句的动作之前，所以应该用read的过去完成时had read。
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