Good heavens! There you are! We _____ anxious about you, and we _____ you back throughout the night.


  1. A.
    are; expect
  2. B.
    were; had expected
  3. C.
    have been; were expecting
  4. D.
    are; were expecting
D
解析：
本題考查時態(tài)。首先排除A、D兩個選項，因為從題干可知現(xiàn)在已經(jīng)看到對方了，所以不擔心了，擔心是過去的狀態(tài)。再看B項，第一個空格用過去時是可以的，但第二個空格用過去完成時had expected表示“本來期望”，顯然與題意不符。D項的第一空用了現(xiàn)在完成時，表示狀態(tài)從過去開始發(fā)生，到現(xiàn)在已完成，符合題意，現(xiàn)在已不擔心，第二空用過去進行時，表示在過去的某段時間內(nèi)一直持續(xù)的動作，“一直盼望你回來”，跟后面的時間狀語throughout the night“整夜”相符。throughout后面還可接地點，如：throughout the world =" all" over the world，但all though后面只能接表示時間的名詞，如：all through the night =" throughout" the night。
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