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【题目】I     the answer to her     possible, but I was fully occupied then.

A. could explain; if it had been B. must have explained; were it

C. should have explained; had it been D. should have explained; should it be

【答案】C

【解析】考查虚拟语气。句意如果可能的话我本该给她解释这个答案但当时我很忙。根据题意可知此处表示与过去事实相反当条件句中省略if时需用倒装结构,把had提前主句表示“本应该,用should have done.故选C。

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To travel far enough to meet yourself

Sometimes you find yourself in the middle of nowhere. 1 You find out your abilities. When you are offered a different lifestyle, you can find out what you are made of. The farther you go from your home, the nearer you come to your true self.

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If you look back at all the amazing memories of your life, you will realize that most of them were out of your comfort zone. Travelling is dangerous, full of life threatening possibilities and will not always be comfortable, but at the same time, it gives irreplaceable memories.

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