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12.Had Yeats stopped writing at age 40,probably he ______valued as a minor poet now.( )A. | would be | B. | had been | C. | is | D. | would have been |
分析 假如济慈在40岁时停止写作的话,大概他现在就是一个无足轻重的诗人了.
解答 答案:A.
C.is是真实的情况下的谓语,不表示虚拟,可排除.本句是考查if引导的虚拟语气句.与过去事实相反的情况,从句中谓语用had done,主句谓语用would have done.当if 从句中含有had、were、或should时,可以省略if,把had、were、或should放在句首.本句就是这种情况.本句是错综时间句,前半句与过去事实相反,后半句与现在事实相反,用would be,选A.
点评 虚拟语气中分清与什么时间的事实相反是非常重要的,否则再分析起句子来是比较困难的.
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