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17．Film reviewers are surprised to find that Han Han's first film，The Continent，____be such a huge success（　　）
A．canB．mustC．mayD．should

分析 句意：影评家们很吃惊地发现韩寒的第一B部电影《后会无期》竟然获得如此巨大的成功．

解答 答案：D   should除了其一般的用法以外，还可以表示说话人的感情如：愤怒、惊奇、失望等．如：
I am sorry that he should be so stubborn．他居然如此固执，我对此感到很抱歉．
Why should I go there while she stays home？为什么我得去那儿，而她却能呆在家里？
在本句中，根据"are surprised to find"可知，应该用should表示惊讶，意思是"竟然"，其他选项没有此意，所以本题选择D．

点评 在英语语言中，should可以有多种用法，除了上述用法，还有其他用法，比如：should（ought to）+have+-ed 分词句型：指过去的事情．如果是肯定句，表示过去本应发生的事却没有发生，含"遗憾、责备、建议或指正"等意味； 如果是否定句则表示已发生了本不该发生的事．如：You should have told him the paint on that seat is wet．你本应告诉他座位上的油漆未干．They shouldn't have left so soon．他们不该这么早就离开．

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