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【题目】The singer left a few minutes before I arrived. If I had got there a bit earlier, I _______ him in person.

A. saw B. would see

C. had seen D. would have seen

【答案】D

【解析】

试题分析：考查虚拟语气。句意：在我到来之前，这位歌手走了几分钟。如果我早一点到那

儿，我就会亲自见到他了。从句用If+主语+had+done形式，主句则用主语+should/would+have

done的形式。故选D。

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