---Oh,Tom! You are too late. ---Sorry. How I wish I measures Mr Smith suggested to leave ten minutes earlier. A. adopted B. would adopt C. had adopted D. could adopt 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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---Oh,Tom! You are too late.

---Sorry. How I wish I_____measures Mr Smith suggested to leave ten minutes earlier.

A. adopted B. would adopt C. had adopted D. could adopt

解析:

由句意可知，来晚的原因是因为 “你过去”没有采纳Mr Smith的措施。wish后的从句要用虚拟语气, 与过去事实相反时要用过去完成时。

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