单选题If Mr. Donna were looking for a permanent job, our recruiter ______ help.AmayBwillCcanDcould
单选题
If Mr. Donna were looking for a permanent job, our recruiter ______ help.
A
may
B
will
C
can
D
could
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解析：
虚拟语气。与现在事实相反，主句用could完成虚拟语气。A、B、C不能用在虚拟语气句中。
虚拟语气。与现在事实相反，主句用could完成虚拟语气。A、B、C不能用在虚拟语气句中。
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