[题目]If Linda now, she will catch the morning train. A.leftB.is leavingC.leavesD.will leave 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】If Linda ______ now, she will catch the morning train.

A.leftB.is leavingC.leavesD.will leave

【答案】C

【解析】

句意：如果Linda现在离开，她就能赶上早上的火车。

考查if引导的条件状语从句，A选项left是动词过去式；B选项is leaving是现在进行时；C选项leaves是动词三单形式；D选项will leave是一般将来时。If引导的条件状语从句，从句用一般现在时，表示将来可能发生的事情；主句用一般将来时，表示这件事情的结果，其结构是：if+主语+do/does，主语+will do。其意思是如果……就会……。通过分析可知所需选的选项是if从句谓语部分，所以应该选择一般现在时态形式的谓语动词。故选C。

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【1】When did Dave Thomas begin to do commercials for the hamburger chain?

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【1】According to Paul Dohn happiness is from both ________.

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【2】What does the word "motivating" in Paragraph 4 probably mean?

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Because of my son, I learned that I am the biggest enemy to my own happiness. ________ happiness is a door that is always open, we are the ones who have to decide if we are going to walk through the door.

【1】A.bankB.hotelC.restaurantD.supermarket

【2】A.backB.homeC.insideD.outside

【3】A.himB.herC.meD.us

【4】A.IfB.UntilC.WhenD.Because

【5】A.outB.inC.withD.at

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【7】A.happyB.sadC.boredD.patient

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【10】A.As soon asB.AlthoughC.AfterD.And

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【2】A.excitedB.happyC.wonderfulD.careful

【3】A.sleptB.studiedC.workedD.lived

【4】A.foodB.moneyC.friendsD.music

【5】A.tapeB.boardC.mobile phoneD.camera

【6】A.for a timeB.every timeC.now and thenD.day and night

【7】A.believeB.stopC.changeD.excuse

【8】A.noisyB.heavyC.highD.safe

【9】A.rudeB.angryC.hungryD.successful

【10】A.upB.downC.inD.out

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