5．-He'd like some coffee，________？-Yes，but he can't afford it．（　　）
A．wouldn't heB．doesn't heC．hadn't heD．needn't he

分析 --他想要一些咖啡，不是嗎？
--是的，但他買不起．

解答 答案：A 考查反義疑問句．此處反義疑問句結構是：陳述部分肯定式+疑問部分否定式，且陳述部分有You'd like to+v．疑問部分用wouldn't+主語．故A項正確．其它選項中助動詞錯誤．

點評 反義疑問句即附加疑問句．它表示提問人的看法，沒有把握，需要對方證實． 反義疑問句由兩部分組成：前一部分是一個陳述句，后一部分是一個簡短的疑問句，兩部分的人稱時態(tài)應保持一致．考查反義疑問句時，注意各種反義疑問句的構成．

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