单选题She ______ to an English program while her parents ______TV.Awas listening; is watchingBlistened; were watchingCwas listening; watchedDwas listening; were watching
单选题
She ______ to an English program while her parents ______TV.
A
was listening; is watching
B
listened; were watching
C
was listening; watched
D
was listening; were watching
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解析：
句意：她的父母在看电视时，她在听一个英文节目。本题考查动词时态。此处强调两个动作同时进行，两个分句应用相应的进行时态，故选D项。
句意：她的父母在看电视时，她在听一个英文节目。本题考查动词时态。此处强调两个动作同时进行，两个分句应用相应的进行时态，故选D项。
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