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We don’t suppose he has achieved his goal, _________?

A．has he B．do we C．don’t we D．hasn’t he

【答案】

【解析】

试题分析：当陈述部分含I think (believe ,suppose…)that…结构时，其反意疑问句后半部分须与从句的主、谓语保持一致，注意主句的主语必须是第一人称。故选A。

考点：考查反意疑问句的用法。

点评：本题难度适中。反意疑问句又称附加疑问句，是疑问句的一种，是高中英语语法的重要知识点之一，附加疑问句主要是由“陈述句 + 附加疑问”构成，附加疑问部分的动词一般要与陈述部分的动词相对应，附加疑问部分的主语要与陈述部分的主语相对应，如果陈述部分的主语是名词词组，则附加疑问部分用相应的代词表示。

即学即练：Wehopehe has achieved his goal, _________?

A. has he B. do we C. don’t we D. hasn’t he

解析：C。句意：我们希望他已经完成了目标，是吗？

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