12．-Would you mind if I smoked here？
-Sorry．better not．Your smoking in the office           me!（　�。�
A．botheredB．is botheringC．has botheredD．will bother

分析 -我在這里抽煙你介意嗎？
-對不起，最好不要．辦公室里的煙味讓我很難受．

解答 答案D．考查時態(tài)．句意：-我在這里抽煙你介意嗎？-對不起，最好不要．辦公室里的煙味讓我很難受．根據(jù)句意，吸煙這一動作還沒有發(fā)生，為將來的動作，故應(yīng)該用一般將來時．選D．

點評 考查時態(tài)的題，注意動作發(fā)生的時間點．

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