It was John who broke the window. Why are you talking to me as if I _______ it?

A. had done B. have done C. did D. am doing

 

A

【解析】

試題分析：題意：John打壞了窗戶，為什么跟“我”談話？好像是“我”打壞了窗戶似的。題中broke表明“打壞窗戶”發(fā)生在“過去”。as if / though后面的從句用had done表示對“過去”的虛擬。故A項正確。

考點：考查虛擬語氣的用法。

 

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