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    —We weren’t sure which way to go.In the end,we turned right.

    —You  the wrong way.You      left.

    A.had gone;must have turned

    B.went;must turn

    C.have gone;would have turned

    D.went;should have turned

    D


    解析:

    表示“走错路”，动词用go,根据上下文意思，本题应该用过去式；另外，表示应该做某事而未做，而“should+完成式”，综上，D为正确答案。

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