题目内容
18．_________ your help，we could not have finished such hard work in time．（ ）| A． | In spite of | B． | But for | C． | Thanks to | D． | As for |
分析 句意：要不是因为你的帮助，我们过去不可能及时完成如此重的任务．
解答 答案B．
A项"不管，不顾"；C项"多亏了，由于"；D项"关于"；B项"要不是因为，如果因为"；由"we could not have finished such hard work in time"可知，与过去事实相反，是虚拟语气．主句谓语用"would/could/should/might+动词；从句用"had+done"．"but for"可引导的含蓄虚拟语气，"But for your help"可转换成"If it hadn't been for your help"．因此B项符合语境，故选B．
点评 此题考查含蓄虚拟条件句．含蓄虚拟条件句中的假设条件不是以条件从句的形式来表达的，而是隐藏在上下文中或由with、without、otherwise、or、but for等词来暗示，相当于if引导的虚拟条件句．所以解题时要注意上下文的语境和这些关键词的提示．
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| 30．A．acted | B．looked | C．sounded | D．smelt |
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| 32．A．declared | B．realized | C．expected | D．guessed |
| 33．A．it | B．all | C．him | D．them |
| 34．A．waited | B．followed | C．stopped | D．arrived |
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| 36．A．selfish | B．awkward | C．innocent | D．special |
| 37．A．happiness | B．sadness | C．love | D．hate |
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| 40．A．moment | B．day | C．break | D．event |
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| 42．A．around | B．in | C．behind | D．to |
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