9．That Was the first time she      alone at home during the weekends，bored to death．（　　）
A．has leftB．has been leftC．had leftD．had been left

分析 那是她第一次在周末被單獨留在家里，無聊透了．

解答 答案：D
本題考查的是固定句型結構"It was+the first time+that從句"意為：這是某人第一次做某事；其中的It可以換成This 或That，而句中that引導的從句則需要使用過去完成時；故選D．

點評 做本題時，需要掌握過去完成時在"It was+the first time+that從句"中的用法；另外，還應掌握在"It is+the first time+that從句"結構中，that從句則應使用現(xiàn)在完成時．

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