2. 主句对应英国宣战的事实,需改为否定形式,因此第三、第四空填 **have declared**(完成时的被动结构)。 最终答案为:If Germany **had not invaded** Poland, the British wouldn’t **have declared** war on it.反馈 收藏
【答案】hadn't invaded;wouldn't have declared【核心短语/词汇】declare war:宣战【翻译】德国侵略波兰。英国宣战。【解析】本题考查if条件句中的虚拟语气。当if条件句谓语为had done时,主句谓语应为should/would/could have done。根据原句意为德国侵略波兰导致了英国宣战,因此换一种说法就是“如果德国不宣战,那...
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