To our anger.die restroom in that park charged us tourists.but weshould have had free access to it．让我们愤怒的是.那个公园的厕所收了我们游客的费.但我们本应该有权免费使用的．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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14．To our anger，die restroom in that park charged us tourists，but weshould have had free access to it．（access）
让我们愤怒的是，那个公园的厕所收了我们游客的费，但我们本应该有权免费使用的．

分析 should have had free access to：本应该有权免费使用的

解答答案：should have had free access to
通过英汉对比可知，题干中缺少的部分应是"本应该有权免费使用的"的英语翻译，表达的是虚拟语气；由于前面的句子（charged）使用了一般过去时，故此处应表示与过去事实相反的假设，应使用"情态动词should+have+done"结构，固定短语"have free access to"意为：免费使用，免费获得；故填should have had free access to

点评本题考查了完成句子这一题型；做本题时，首先根据汉语翻译，找到句子缺失的部分，其次根据句意以及前一句的时态判断缺失部分的形式，最后结合所给单词的提示，完成该部分的翻译．

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