He ________ the army for 8 years so he is an experienced solider now．


  1. A.
    has joined
  2. B.
    had joined
  3. C.
    has been in
  4. D.
    was in
C
join是短暫性動詞，不能與表示一段時間的詞連用；既然是一段時間，多與完成時連用，故選C項。
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