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3．---Why is Tim so upset？
 He failed the job interview again．He  _____ have made good preparations for it．（　　）
A．shallB．mightC．shouldD．would

分析 --为何Tim如此沮丧？
--他面试又失败了．他本应该为此好好准备的．

解答 答案：C解析：A：必须；B：或许；C：应该；D：愿意．根据句意"他本应该为此好好准备的（而实际未好好准备）"及所给选项分析可知本题答案为C选项．拓展：should have done 意为"本应该做某事，而实际未做"．

点评 本题考查情态动词的辨析，做此类题目时一定要清楚各个选项的含义及用法，再根据句意及其它要求确定最终答案．

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