（2014重慶一中高三下第三次月考）4. —Why! I couldn’t get you on the phone yesterday afternoon?

—We _____ kites in the yard when you phoned.

A. could be flying

B. might have flied

C. must have been flying

D. should be flying

 

C

【解析】對過去情況的推測使用“情態(tài)動詞+have done”，對現(xiàn)在的情況進行推測使用“情態(tài)動詞+動詞原形”；句義：—為什么！我昨天下午打不通你的電話啊。—你打電話的時候，我們一定在院子里放風(fēng)箏。根據(jù)句義可知是對昨天下午你打電話時的情況的推測，使用使用“情態(tài)動詞+have done”。故C正確。

 

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