I feel as if my heart beating. [ ] A. stopsB. stopped C. has stoppedD. had stopped 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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I feel as if my heart _________ beating.

[　　]

A. stops

B. stopped

C. has stopped

D. had stopped

答案：D
提示：

as if和as though引导的状语从句中使用的虚拟语气和wish后的宾语从句一样，如表示与现在事实相反，用一般过去时，be用were，而表示与过去事实相反，则用过去完成时.它们引导的状语从句中的虚拟语气与主句中的谓语动词的时态是没有关系的，凡是从句中表示的动作或状态与主句中的谓语动词同时发出，就应看作是现在虚拟；凡是从句中表示的动作或状态先于主句中的谓语动词，就应看作为过去虚拟.

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37. A. the reader        B. the shop owner      C. the college student       D. the customer
38. A. a book            B. any help                C. some tea                     D. a job
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