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7．Our head teacher insists that weattend （attend） the lecture to be given this weekend．

分析 我们班主任坚持要我们参加这周末的讲座．

解答 答案填（should） attend．考查insist之后虚拟语气的用法．当insist表示"坚持要""一定要"时，从句所指的一般是尚未实现的事实，此时谓语通常用虚拟语气（即should+动词原形），而且引导词that一般不省略（尤其是当已经省略 should 时）．而表示"坚持说""坚持认为"，从句所指的通常是已经发生的事或已存在的状态，谓语一般用陈述语气，引导词 that 可省略．

点评 熟记单词的固定用法，结合句意进行判断．

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