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19．It is hoped that this project________ by the end of 2017will be a popular tourist attraction of the city．（　　）
A．being accomplishedB．to be accomplished
C．will have been accomplishedD．accomplished

分析 大家希望到2017年底将要完成的项目将是这个城市受欢迎的旅游景点．

解答 答案 B 考查不定式的被动做定语．根据句中的时间"by the end of 2017"可知，动作发生在将来，故用不定式表将来，又因project和accomplish之间是逻辑上是被动关系，不定式to be accomplished作project的后置定语，表示还没有发生的被动动作．故选B项，

点评 本题属于非谓语动词的考查，应该学会先判断语态，根据非谓语动词与逻辑主语间的主被动关系可以排除部分干扰项；再根据时态排除部分干扰项，从而可以得出正确选项

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