题目内容

time tomorrow, I would teach you how to play the piano.

A．Had I had B．If I would have C．If I have D．Were I to have

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【解析】

试题分析：对将来情况的虚拟，谓语动词可用should do, were to do或动词的过去式三种形式表示，但意义略有不同。should表示的可能性最大，动词过去式的可能性次之，were to do 的可能性最小。虚拟条件句中有had, should, were时，可以将if去掉，然后把had, should, were提到主语前面。

考点：虚拟条件句的考查

点评：虚拟条件句往往指不能实现或纯假想的情况，可以对过去、现在或将来进行假想。虚拟语气的本质就是对根本不可能的情况发生假设。我们可以记住这样一个原则，即把时态向过去推一格。对现在情况的虚拟，条件从句中谓语动词用一般过去式，主句用“would/should/might /could+动词原形”形式，表示对现在不可能实现情况的假想；对过去情况的虚拟，条件从句中谓语动词用过去完成式，主语用“would/could/should/might + have+动词的过去分词”形式；对将来情况的虚拟，在表示与将来事实相反的条件从句中，谓语动词可用should do, were to do或动词的过去式三种形式表示，但意义略有不同。should表示的可能性最大，动词过去式的可能性次之，were to do 的可能性最小。

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