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    I am so excited! At this time tomorrow I _____ to Rome, my dream city!

    A．flyB．will flyC．will be flyingD．have flown

    C

    解析试题分析：表示从现在算起的将来某一时间正在进行的动作或按计划、安排将要进行的动作，用现在将来进行时。
    考点：时态考查题
    点评：通过时间状语，上下句意思和具体语境来确定时态。

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