If you me about it a little earlier.I here now．( )A．had told:would not beB．told, am notC．have told, would not beD．tell, would be 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

1．If you_______ me about it a little earlier，I _______ here now．（　　）

	A．	had told：would not be		B．	told； am not
	C．	have told； would not be		D．	tell； would be

分析如果你早些时候告诉我这件事，我现在就不会在这里了．

解答答案：A．根据句意"如果你早些时候告诉我这件事"可知从句与过去事实相反，故应该用"had told"，再根据主句中的now可知主句与现在事实相反，故应该用would not be，所以A正确．

点评本题考查错综条件句中的虚拟语气．在if引导的虚拟语气中，如果if条件句中是对过去所发生的事情的虚拟，使用过去完成时；主句是对现在的情况虚拟，使用"情态动词+动词原形"．

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