2. —What        (happen) to him?

—He had his leg broken while playing football.

2. has happened 句意：“他怎么了？”“踢球時(shí)，他的腿骨折了�！県appen此處是“偶然發(fā)生”的意思，從題干中的答語可知，事情已經(jīng)發(fā)生。

題目來源：2015全品作業(yè)本高中英語必修2新課標(biāo)外研版 > Period Listen，Everyday English，F(xiàn)unction，Writing&Cultural Corner

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