6．Hehad hardly returned （hardly return） when he bought a house．

分析 他一買房子就沒有回來了．

解答 答案：had hardly returned
解析：根據(jù)所給的hardly及橫線后面的than可知，本題考查hardly…when"一…就…"這一固定短語；另外在該結(jié)構(gòu)中前面句子使用過去完成時，后面句子使用一般過去時．綜上，本題答案為：had hardly returned．

點評 本題考查單詞填空，做此類題目時一定仔細(xì)分析句子結(jié)構(gòu)并結(jié)合句意及所給詞確定所填詞的正確形式．

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