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4．_________，we'd like to go outing．（　　）
A．Being SundayB．Sunday OKC．Sunday is OKD．If Sunday OK

分析 如果星期天可以的话，我们想去远足．

解答 答案是B．本题考查独立主格结构．独立主格结构的构成"主语+形容词/分词/名词/介词短语/副词/动词不定式等"，该结构最重要的特征：1）无谓语动词，不是完整的句子；2）独立主格结构的主语和句子的主语不一致．现在分词做状语时，分词的逻辑主语与句子的主语一致，但是A项中句子主语we不是being Sunday的逻辑主语，故错误；C项错在两个句子之间缺连词；D 项错在条件句中缺少动词．B项用独立主格结构"主语Sunday+形容词OK"在句中表示条件，相当于条件状语从句"If Sunday is OK"，故答案选择B．

点评 认清独立主格结构的特征，分析句子的结构；最后进行综合判断．

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