—________ two months enough for the project to be finished?
—I am afraid not. The professor is ill and only after he recovers ______ go on with it.


  1. A.
    Is; he can
  2. B.
    Are; he can
  3. C.
    Are; can he
  4. D.
    Is; can he
D
試題分析：句意：--兩個月的時間足夠完成計劃了嗎？--恐怕不能，教授病了，只有在他康復(fù)之后才能進行。two months表示時間的詞作主語謂語動詞用單數(shù)；在and后的分句中only+狀語放在句首應(yīng)該用部分倒裝，故選D。
考點：考查主謂一致及部分倒裝的用法。
點評：本題難度適中。主謂一致及部分倒裝是高中階段重要的兩個語法項目，需要考生牢記它們的各種情況，在正確理解語境的下，做出正確的判斷。
即學(xué)即練：I received his mother’s telephone call at eleven.＿＿that he was badly hurt in an accident yesterday.
A.Then did I know           B.Only then I knew
C.Only then did I know      D.Only then knew I
解析：C。句意：only修飾句子的狀語（副詞、介詞短語、狀語從句）位于句首時，句子的主謂部分倒裝。
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