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6．-I'm so tired．Give me some time to have a short break．
-It's Monday today．You _____at weekends．（　　）

	A．	ought to have stayed up		B．	need have stayed up
	C．	might have stayed up		D．	must have stayed up

分析 --我太累了．讓我稍微休息下．
--今天是周一．周末你肯定熬夜了．

解答答案：D
根據語境：今天是周一，卻感覺累，想休息．由此可知，stay up（熬夜）這動作肯定是過去的周末發生的．對過去做了某事的肯定推測為must have done．故選D．

點評 "情態動詞+have done"常見的形式有must have done表過去肯定做了某事；should/ought to have done表本該做某事卻沒有做；shouldn't/oughtn't to have done表本不該做某事卻做了；could have done表過去本來可以做某事卻沒有做；can't have done表過去肯定沒有做某事；needn't have done表本沒有必要做某事卻做了．

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