that you didn’t care about this matter at all, I should not have wasted my time explaining it to you.


  1. A.
    Should I realize
  2. B.
    Had I realized
  3. C.
    If I realized
  4. D.
    Did I realized
B
考查條件中與過(guò)去事實(shí)相反的虛擬語(yǔ)氣。其結(jié)構(gòu)為if +主語(yǔ)+had done，主語(yǔ)+would /could/should/might + have done,省略if要倒裝，had提前。故選B。
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2.A．World      B．house        C．surrounding      D．situation

3.A．Apologies      B．Friendships      C．Words            D．Experiences

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6.A．probably       B．usually      C．really           D．finally

7.A．1eam           B．need         C．promise          D．hope

8.A．others    B．themselves       C．humans           D．ourselves

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