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I _____ through the hard time but for my teacher’s generous and timely help.

A. couldn’t have gone B. could go

C. mustn’t have gone D. hadn’t gone

【解析】but for 表示虚拟语气，相当于without，这里表示一种假设。句意：要是没有老师慷慨及时的帮助，我不可能度过这段艰难的岁月。

考点：考查虚拟语气。

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