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10．-Peter，you delivered a wonderful speech today．
-Thanks，but I think I ______ more attention to my stage manners during that time．（　　）
A．must payB．should pay
C．must have paidD．should have paid

分析 句意：--Peter，你今天做的演讲太精彩了．--谢谢！不过，我认为我那个时候应该更多的注意下我的台风．

解答 答案D．由"delivered"可知已经发生的事情，故用情态动词+have done表示与过去的虚拟．"must have done"表示过去肯定做了某事；"should have done"本应该做某事而没做．根据句意，我认为我那个时候应该更多的注意下我的台风（而事实上没有注意）．故选D．

点评 本题考查虚拟语气，要掌握虚拟语气的用法并结合具体的语境选择出正确的选项．

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