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Letter b or c? (Did ... see/were)



 
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Letter b or c? (Did ... see/were) #1 (permalink) Wed Sep 16, 2009 1:38 am   Letter b or c? (Did ... see/were)
 

7) _______________ (see) you ________ any grizzly bears when you________ (be) in the park last year?

A) Have ... seen/was

B) Did ...see/were

C) Have...seen/were

D) Do...see/have been
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letter b or c? #2 (permalink) Wed Sep 16, 2009 1:49 am   letter b or c?
 

B) Did ...see/were
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letter b or c? #3 (permalink) Wed Sep 16, 2009 4:49 am   letter b or c?
 

As Milanya said, b is correct. The simple past is used here because the sentence is about a situation that happened at a specific time in the past that does not continue up to the present.
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