-I thought you would join in my birthday party tomorrow．-I would if I to attend an important meeting．( )A．don't haveB．didn't haveC．will not haveD．would not have 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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3．-I thought you would join in my birthday party tomorrow．
-I would if I ____ to attend an important meeting．（　　）

A．

don't have

B．

didn't have

C．

will not have

D．

would not have

分析 ---我原以为你明天将会参加我的生日派对．---如果我不是非得参加一个重要的会议，我会去的．

解答答案：B．
根据句意以及句中所使用的时态可知，本句是虚拟条件句；由于答语中的if从句表达的是与将来事实相反的假设"如果我不是非得参加一个重要的会议"；故此处应使用一般过去时，故选B．

点评本题考查了一般过去时在虚拟条件句中的用法．首先通过对句意以及句中时态的分析可知，答语中的if从句表达了与将来事实相反的假设，因此If从句的谓语部分应使用一般过去式或用were to/should+动词原形，主句用would/should/could/might+动词原形．

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