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10．Had we been more careful，the car crash could not have happened．
But you ______．（　　）

A．

didn't

B．

hadn't

C．

couldn't

D．

weren't

分析如果我们更小心一点，车祸就不会发生了．
但是你们并没有（更小心一点）．

解答答案：D．"Had we been more careful=if we had been more careful"是对过去时态的虚拟语气，"But you ____""但是你没有"是过去的事实，故用一般过去时，即weren't，此处为省略句，原完整句应为But you weren't more careful．

点评本题考查过去时态．需要根据语境判断是过去时态的虚拟还是事实，并作出正确选择．

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