—Without your help, we _____ this task on time.

—My pleasure.

A. don’t finish        B. will not finish       C. didn’t finish      D. would not have finished

D


解析:

without, but for;要沒(méi)有…，相當(dāng)于if從句。本句可改為if you hadn’t  helped us, we______ this task on time。這是與過(guò)去事實(shí)相反的句子。選D

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