[单项选择]Five minutes earlier,（　）we could have caught the last train.
A. of
B. but
C. and
D. so

[单项选择]Five minutes earlier, （　） we could have caught the last train
A. and   
B. but   
C. or  
D. so

[单项选择]Five minutes earlier, （）we could have caught the last train.
A. and
B. but
C. or
D. so

[单项选择]Five minutes earlier,（）we could have caught the last train.
A. and
B. but
C. or
D. so

[单项选择]Five minutes earlier, ______ we could have caught the last train.
A. and
B. but
C. or
D. so

[单项选择]Five minutes earlier, ______we could have caught the last train.
A. and
B. but
C. or
D. so

[单项选择]A couple of minutes earlier,（）we could have been able to hear his speech.
A. and
B. on
C. but
D. so

[单项选择]Five minutes earlier,（）we wouldn't have missed the last bus.
A. or
B. and
C. but
D. so

[单项选择]A couple of minutes earlier,（）we could hve been able to hear his speech.
A. and
B. on
C. but
D. so

[单项选择]______ five minutes earlier, you would not have missed the last train for Shanghai, but you were late.
A. Had you come
B. Do you come
C. Did you come
D. Should you come

[简答题]______five minutes earlier, you would not have missed the last train for Shanghai, but you were late.
A. A．Had you come
B．Do you come
C．Did you come
D．Should you come

[单项选择]Speaker A: Could we have the honor of your presence at the party
Speaker B:______

[单项选择]We could not have fulfilled the task in time if it ______ for their help.
A. was not
B. is not
C. had not been
D. has not been

[单项选择]（）for your help we could not have finished it in time.
A. In spite of
B. Because of
C. As for

[单项选择]Perhaps we could have our children pledge allegiance to a national motto. So thick and fast tumble the ideas about Britishness from the Government that the ridiculous no longer seems impossible. For the very debate about what it means to be a British citizen, long a particular passion of Gordon Brown, brutally illustrates the ever-decreasing circle that new Labour has become. The idea of a national motto has already attracted derision on a glorious scale-and there’s nothing more British than the refusal to be defined. Times readers chose as their national motto: No motto please, we’ re British.
Undaunted, here comes the Government with another one: a review of citizenship, which suggests that schoolchildren be asked to swear an oath of allegiance to the Queen. It would be hard to think of something more profoundly undemocratic, less aligned to Mr. Brown’s supposed belief in meritocracy and enabling all children to achieve their full potential. Today you will hear the Chancellor pr
A. even the Labour Party today will not accept this as an oath of allegiance
B. the definition of Britishness could finally be settled
C. such an oath of allegiance should be accompanied by a national day
D. such an oath of allegiance would be accepted when NHS was first implemented