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If I ever decided to quit，then nothing my parents or my coaches______say______change my mind.It’s my life，not theirs.

A.could;would B.could;should

C.would;must D.would;should

解析:

本题考查虚拟语气和情态动词的基本用法。could 表示推测时用于疑问句或否定句，意为“可能”；must 用于必须；should 表示责任义务；would 表示过去将来，或者过去的意愿。

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