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— Is it convenient if I call you up at 9 tomorrow morning?

— I am afraid not. I _____ a group of visiting teachers then.

A.am meeting

B.will meet

C.will be meeting

D.will have met

 

【答案】

C

【解析】

试题分析:考查时态的用法。由at 9 tomorrow morning可以看出应该用将来进行时,表示将来某时正在进行的事情;将来完成时表示将来某时之前已经完成的动作。一般将来时表示将来要发生的动作,故选C

考点:考查时态及将来时的用法区别。

点评:本题较难。本题的关键在于对于动词的时态判定上,是属于将来时的哪一种,学生看到了tomorrow morning,误选B,对于将来进行时学生难以理解。

即学即练:Please don't call me between 8:00 and 10:00 tomorrow. I _____ my classes then.

A. am having        B. will have   C. will be having        D. would have

解析:C 句意:明天8点到10点之间请不要给我打电话,我那时正在上课。

 

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