-How I wish I had worked harder when I was in the company．-If you had.you a department manager now．( )A．areB．wereC．would have beenD．would be 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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4．-How I wish I had worked harder when I was in the company．
-If you had，you a department manager now．（　　）

A．

are

B．

were

C．

would have been

D．

would be

分析 --我多么希望我在公司的时候工作更勤奋一些．
--如果你当时更勤奋一些，你现在就是部门经理了．

解答答案是D．本题考虚拟条件句．答句中if从句是省略回答，完整的从句是if you had worked harder，从句为过去完成时，说明是与过去事实相反的假设，但是题干中的now说明主句是与现在事实相反；与现在事实相反时虚拟条件句的主句中用"would/should/could/might+do"，由此判断答案是D．

点评在掌握虚拟语气的规则的基础上，判断题干属于什么类型的虚拟，然后根据语境，选用恰当的动词形式表达虚拟．

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