----I wonder why Jane looks worried today.----I’m not sure, but she a small accident driving here.A. could have B. might haveC. might have had D. should have had 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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----I wonder why Jane looks worried today.

----I’m not sure, but she a small accident driving here.

A. could have B. might have

C. might have had D. should have had

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试题分析：句意：——我不知道今天Sara为什么看起来焦虑。——我不确定。她可能驾车来这儿时遇到了小的意外事故。根据I’m not sure可知表示对过去没把握的推测，故用might have done的形式。所以选C。

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