Such a fierce dog __ that we had to wait outside before we could get into his yard．
A．has he had B．did he have
C．he had D．he has had
B
【解析】
試題分析：句意：他有一只如此兇猛的狗，以至于在我們進入他院子之前不得不在外面等著。such+a/an+adj+名詞+that,當such句型置于句首時，主句要進行主謂的部分倒裝，本題中動作發生在過去，故選B
考點：so/such位于句首引起的倒裝句
點評：當“so/such ... that ...”結構中的so, such連同它所直接修飾的成分共同位于句首表示強調時， 主句要進行倒裝(that后面的結果狀語從句不倒裝)。例如： So angry was he that he couldn’t speak. 他憤怒得一句話也說不出來。(so與作表語的形容詞放于句首， 主句呈現全部倒裝的形式) // So fast does he run that he is far ahead of others. 他跑得如此快， 以至于遠遠領先于其他人。
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