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    2.We're safer in a train than we would be if we ________ any other way.

    A. travel

    B. had traveled

    C. travelled

    D. have travelled

     

    答案：C
    提示：

    题目考查虚拟语气的语态用法——表示与现在事实相反：if从句中用过去时。

     


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