题目内容

一____it snow tomorrow，what would we do?

一In that case，we'11 have to stay at home．

A．Will B．Must C．Might D．Should

D

【解析】

试题分析：考察情态动词。A．Will表意愿或请求；B．Must表主观意志上的义务、主观推测语气上很肯定；C．Might事实上可能；D．Should表义务或推测。从句子意思上看，故选D该句意思为：---要是明天下雪了，我们要做什么呢？----那样的话，我们不得不待在家里了。

考点：考察情态动词。

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