.—_______ John this week?

—Yes.

—Where _______ him?

—In the library.

A.Did you see; did you see                   B.Have you seen; did you see

C.Do you see; have you seen               D.Have you seen; have you seen

B


解析:

“你本周見John了嗎”?強調(diào)對現(xiàn)在造成的影響,用現(xiàn)在完成時;“在哪兒見的”強調(diào)的為過去的事實,用一般過去時。故選B。

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