----Does Liu Hua serve in the army?

----No,but he ___in the army for three years.

A、served   B、has served   C、is serving   D、would serve

A


解析:

上句用一般現(xiàn)在時，下句回答用No，說明以前在軍隊服役，股答案用一般過去時。

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