题目内容

6．-Did you finish your composition in the exam？
-Given five more minutes，I ________ it for sure．（　　）
A．would finishB．were to finish
C．would have finishedD．had finished

分析 -你考试中完成了作文吗？
-要是再多给几分钟，我一定能做完．

解答 答案：C
根据题干中"Given five more minutes"可知此处为"if I had been given more minutes"的省略表达，表示对过去的虚拟"如果给我更多时间"，表示对过去虚拟的主句为"would have done"，应使用完成时，故此题正确选项为C．

点评 此题考查现在完成时的用法，根据上下文判断此处应使用的时态，应注意虚拟语气的时态．

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