The boy student is poor in health now; his parents wish that his health when he grows upA. can improve B. could improveC. can be improved D. could be improving 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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The boy student is poor in health now; his parents wish that his health _____when he grows up

A. can improve B. could improve

C. can be improved D. could be improving

【解析】试题分析：考查wish虚拟条件句。wish对将来的虚拟用 wish that sb could do sth.句意：这个男孩现在身体很差，他的父母希望他长大后身体状况能够改善。故选 B。

考点：考查wish虚拟条件句

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