Since he suffered a great deal from stomachache,the doctor insisted that he ______ wine any more.A.did not drinkB.does not drinkC.should not drinkD.could not drink
Since he suffered a great deal from stomachache,the doctor insisted that he ______ wine any more.
A.did not drink
B.does not drink
C.should not drink
D.could not drink
B.does not drink
C.should not drink
D.could not drink
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解析：本题考查虚拟语气。题目意为“由于他胃痛得厉害，医生坚持要求他不应该再喝酒了。”insist表“坚持要求”时，宾语从句中用虚拟语气 （should + 动词原形），should有时可省略。
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