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【题目】I _______ myself more—it was a perfect day.

shouldn’t have enjoyed

needn’t have enjoyed

wouldn’t have enjoyed

couldn’t have enjoyed

【答案】D

【解析】考查情态动词。此处情态动词否定式couldn’t与比较级more搭配表达最高级的意义；couldn’t在此处表推测，意为“不可能”。答案为D。

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