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If only I _______ your praise then! For, you see, I lost heart and gave up.

A. have heard B. hear C. had heard D. heard

【解析】

試題分析：句意：我要是當時就聽到你的表揚就好了，因為，你看，我灰心了放棄了。If only“但愿..就好了”，if only后面接從句的時候，用虛擬語氣，如果和過去相反的情況，用過去完成時。選C。

考點：考查虛擬語氣

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