If my father ______here now,  he _____ tell me what to do. But he left home just one hour ago


  1. A.
    were, would
  2. B.
    were, will
  3. C.
    is , would
  4. D.
    is, will
A
本題if引導(dǎo)的條件句為虛擬句，用虛擬語(yǔ)氣，be在虛擬的條件句中可用were，主語(yǔ)用would而不是will，故本題選A。
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　　Being thirteen has certain problems that only another thirteen-year-old would understand．The biggest, I think, is learning to get along well with adults．I have found that when dealing with grown-ups, it is wise to remember two things．

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       B．being thirteen involves too may responsibilities

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       A．prevent his sister from crying                B．a(chǎn)ct when he is in the kitchen

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