It would be very safe if you the door to the garden．( )A．fasten,ledB．will fasten,leadsC．fastened,leadingD．fastened,to lead 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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1．It would be very safe if you the door to the garden．（　　）

	A．	fasten；led		B．	will fasten；leads
	C．	fastened；leading		D．	fastened；to lead

分析如果你将通往公园的门加固，那会很安全的．

解答答案：C
根据句意可知，本句是虚拟条件句；由于主句使用了"would+动词原形"，故if从句表达的应是与现在事实相反的情况，需要使用一般过去时fastened；" to the garden"在句中作名词door的后置定语，由于该名词与动词lead构成了主谓关系，意为"通往公园的门"；所以这里应使用现在分词形式；故选C．

点评本题考查虚拟条件句以及现在分词作定语的用法；做本题时，首先应根据句意以及主句谓语部分的表现形式，判断出该句是虚拟条件句，表达的是与现在事实相反的情况；从而确定出从句应使用的时态；因此，需要熟练掌握虚拟条件句的意义及用法；其次还应掌握动词的现在分词的作定语的用法．

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