题目内容

I was admitted into a famous university. My success      me pleased with myself, but I didn’t.

A.might have made                       B.might make

C.should have made                       D.should make

 

【答案】

C

【解析】

试题分析:考查情态动词+完成式的用法:句意:我被一所名牌大学录取了。我的成功本应该使我对自己满意,但是没有。Should have done本应该做而没有,might have done本来可以做却没有。选C。

考点:考查情态动词用法

点评:情态动词表推测注意以下解题步骤:认真审题,结合所给出的语境,正确把握说话者的语气、情感、态度、观点等。认真思考所给选项中情态动词的基本特征和用法,并结合语境推敲答案。要注意把握时间概念。情态动词无论是表达“推测和可能性”,还是表达“虚拟”这一概念,只要是对过去已经发生的事情进行描述,一律用“情态动词+have done”这一结构;对现在或将来的事情进行描述,用“情态动词+动词或系动词原形”。

 

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