【題目】—Have you ever studied with a group?

—____I’ve learned a lot!

A.Yes, I do.B.No, I don’t.C.Yes, I have.D.No, I haven’t.

【答案】C

【解析】

句意：——你以小組為單位一起學(xué)習(xí)過嗎？——是的，我有。我學(xué)到了很多！

考查一般疑問句及回答。Yes, I do.是的，我是；No, I don’t.不，我不是；Yes, I have.是的，我是；No, I haven’t.不，我不是。根據(jù)“Have you ever studied with a group?”可知，是完成時的一般疑問句，做簡略回答用助動詞have；排除AB；根據(jù)“I’ve learned a lot!”可知，這里是做肯定回答。Yes, I have.是的，我是。故選C。

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