Betty and her classmates are going to a school magazine, and the magazine New Standard.A. start; will callB. be started; will be calledC. start; will be calledD. be started; will call 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Betty and her classmates are going to _______ a school magazine, and the magazine __________ New Standard.

A. start; will callB. be started; will be called

C. start; will be calledD. be started; will call

【解析】

试题分析：句意：贝蒂和他的同学们打算开办一个校园杂志，这个杂志将命名为新标准。前文to是不定式符号，后面动词用原形，下文描述的是将来的动作，故用一般将来时态。主语是动作对象，故用被动语态，选C。

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