20．She would be much healthier now ________ with that much pressure from work when young．（　�。�
A．had she not burdened herselfB．were she not burdened
C．should she not burden herselfD．were she not to be burdened

分析 如果不是她年輕時工作壓力過大，她現(xiàn)在就會更加健康了．

解答 答案：A．
本句是考查虛擬語氣．根據(jù)when young可知，從句是對過去事實的假設(shè)，由now可知主句是對現(xiàn)在事實的假設(shè)，而在if引導(dǎo)的虛擬條件句中，如果從句中含有had、were或者should，可以將if省略，然后將had、were或者should提前，構(gòu)成虛擬語氣句的倒裝；本句中的從句完整的句式應(yīng)該是if she had not burdened herself with that much pressure from work when young，因為是對過去事實的虛擬，所以謂語動詞用had done；故選A．

點(diǎn)評 對于虛擬語氣的句子要分清句子是對什么時間的事實進(jìn)行的虛擬，尤其是對于錯綜時間虛擬條件句要認(rèn)真分析，結(jié)合語境做出判斷．

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