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4．I still remember my happy childhood when my mother ________ take me to Disneyland at weekends．（　　）

A．

might

B．

must

C．

would

D．

should

分析我仍然记着我愉快的童年，当时妈妈总是在周末带我去迪士尼乐园．

解答答案C
根据句意"在我童年时代"，"妈妈总是…"，所以要用一般过去式．故选C．表示"过去总是"．

点评考查一般过去式．主要要根据语境或时间状语判断，然后再记住这种时态的句式结构．

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