题目内容

―Our company will organize a trip to Hongkong next month. I ______ my mother there.

―I’d rather you ____. After all she has just recovered from her illness and she still feels weak.

A．will take; won’t B．am taking; don’t

C．will take; didn’t D．am taking; didn’t

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【解析】

试题分析：考察时态和虚拟语气。本题第一空使用现在进行时表示将来时，表示计划好的事情，所使用动词必须是表示位置变化的动词。第二空would rather后面的宾语从句要使用过去时，表示虚拟语气。句意：—我们公司下个月要组织一次去香港的旅行。我要带我的妈妈一起去。—我宁愿你不要这样做。毕竟她刚刚从疾病中恢复，现在感觉还很虚弱。故D正确。

考点：考察时态和虚拟语气

点评：固定搭配would rather后面的宾语从句要使用过去时，表示虚拟语气。在英语中将来时有多种表达法。Be to do sth表示计划的事情；或者表示注定要做某事；也可以表示命令做某事，相当于have to, must，should; will表示一般的将来，或者临时决定做某事；be going to do sth表示按照计划安排要做某事；或者根据某种迹象要做某事；be about to do sth即将做某事，不与表示将来时的时间状语连用。现在进行时表示一般将来时，表示按照计划安排要发生的事情，且动词要是一些表示位置变化的动词。

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B. The company is over-night successful.

C. The company gets a lot of help from others.

D. The company sells old books and fresh flowers.

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