单选题When the little girl stood in the front of the classroom, her face ______ red.AturnsBturnedCturn
单选题
When the little girl stood in the front of the classroom, her face ______ red.
A
turns
B
turned
C
turn
参考解析
解析：
本题考查主从句时态一致。when引导的时间状语从句是一般过去时，若主句动词是短暂性动词，那么该动词也要用一般过去时。
本题考查主从句时态一致。when引导的时间状语从句是一般过去时，若主句动词是短暂性动词，那么该动词也要用一般过去时。
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