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    If a man ________ get success in the future, he must devote himself to what he does．

    [　　]
    A．

    will

    B．

    is to

    C．

    is going to

    D．

    should

    答案：B
    解析：

    第一分句的意思是说一个人在将来要成功(可能成功)的话，该如何去做。这里并不是纯粹的表示将来，而且表示一种职责可能会做到，只有B项满足这一含义。故选B项。


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