---It’s really a pity that I didn’t see you in Shanghai.
---I ______ to see you in the hotel, but I was too busy.


  1. A.
    hope
  2. B.
    hadhoped
  3. C.
    hoped
  4. D.
    amhoping
B
考查時(shí)態(tài)。句中had hoped為“本希望”，句意：我本來(lái)希望到旅館去看你的，但我太忙了。選B。
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