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【题目】Since the road is muddy,it ________last night, ________?

A.must be rained; wasn’t itB.must have rained; didn’t it

C.must rained; didn’t itD.must have rained; wasn’t it

【答案】B

【解析】

句意：由于道路泥泞，昨晚一定下雨了，是吗？

考查情态动词表推测以及反意疑问句。must have done表示对已发生事情的推测。根据Since the road is muddy，可推测昨天晚上一定下雨了。故第一个空应该填must have rained；陈述句谓语部分有“must have done”，而且有表示过去的时间状语last night，表动作，问句部分应该用didn't，第二个空格应该用didn’t。故选B。

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