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11．Catherine，I have cleaned the room for you．
 Thanks．You _______ it．I could manage it myself．（　　）
A．needn't have doneB．needn't do
C．mustn't doD．shouldn't have done

分析 --Catherine，我已经帮你打扫了房间了．
--谢谢．你其实没有不要去打扫，我自己来就行了．

解答 答案 A  首先排除C、D．C选项表示不可以做，有禁止的意思，而D选项是不应该做，也有责怪的意思，显然C和D都是错的．A、B的区别在于时间．B选项情态动词+have done用虚拟语气表示对过去所做事情的态度，比如B项needn't have done，就是表示不必，虽然A、B项都有不必的意思，但是clean的动作已经过去了，所以B比A更好．因此选B．

点评 情态动词+have done是高考经常考到的一个重要考点，平时需要多总结理解．

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