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---Hello, this is Mike. Is Dr. Li in?

---Sorry, he_________ to the west of Africa to help the patients there.

A.has been B. is going C. has gone

C

【解析】

试题分析：句意:——你好，这是麦克。李医生在家吗？——对不起，他已经去非洲的西部帮助那里的病人啦。has beento去过……；is going to 将要去……；has gone eo已经去……根据语意故选C。

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