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    - Is there anything wrong, Tom? You look sad.

    - Oh. nothing much. In fact, I_______ of my friends back home.

    A. have just thought B. will just think

    C. was just thinking D. would just think

     

    C

    【解析】

    试题分析：句意:-Tom，出什么事了吗？你看起来很伤心。-哦，没什么，事实上，我正想着我的朋友们回家了。根据句意和这个情景可知，这里表示Tom刚才想着朋友们回家这件事情，应该是过去的时间里正在发生的事情，故用过去进行时，选C。A是现在完成时；B是一般将来时；D是过去将来时。

    考点：考查动词时态。

     

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