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12．We _____ for the walk yesterday _____ for the rain．（ ）| A． | must have gone； hadn't it been | |
| B． | could have gone； had it not been | |
| C． | could have gone； hadn't it been | |
| D． | would go； had it not been |
分析 要不是这场雨的话我们昨天就可以去散散步的．
解答 答案：B．
在if引导的虚拟条件句中，如果从句中含有were、should和had时，可以把if省略，然后将were、should和had提前，构成虚拟语气的倒装．所以本句的完整形式应该是If it hadn't been for the rain，we could have gone for the walk yesterday．故选B．
点评 分清句子的结构至关重要，尤其是将省略了if的倒装句式放在后面的时候分析起来就增加了一定难度．
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