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3．-Is John coming by bus？
-He should，but he _______ not．He likes driving his car．（　　）
A．mustB．canC．needD．may

分析 -John坐公交来吗？
-应该是，但也不一定．他喜欢开车．

解答 答案：D
题干中but表示转折，表示后面是不肯定的推测．must一定，can可能；need需要；may也许．句意表示的是也许不会，不能用can，can与not连用，表示不可能．故选D．

点评 情态动词的用法是英语中常考的语言点．通常考查的方式有虚拟和推测，本题考查的是情态动词的推测用法．学习时要注意积累．

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"Is there a chemist's near here？"she asked the waiter．
"Yes，madam．It's only about three minutes'walk away．Turn right when you go out of the restaurant，then take the second turning on the left．You'll find a big chemist's about a hundred yards up the roads on the right hand side．It closes at five，but if you hurry，you'll just get there in time．"
Mrs．Brown followed the waiter's direction carefully and found the chemist's shop without any difficulty．She bought the cough mixture and started to make her way back to the restaurant．She had left all her shopping there．But after she had walked for about ten minutes and there was still no sign of the restaurant，she realized that she must have made a mistake．
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Mrs．Brown said，"Thanks very much．I can't understand how I went wrong．"
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A．did her shopping there 
B．spent her holidays there
C．went to a chemist's for her cough 
D．paid a visit to the famous city
36．At the chemist's shop．Mrs．Brown．B
A．bought some chemicals 
B．paid for some mixture for her husband's disease
C．bought some medicine for herself 
D．wanted to call on the chemist
37．Having bought some medicine，Mrs．Brown hurried toD．
A．return home
B．go to the station
C．go to a policeman
D．make her way to where she had stayed for tea
38．Why did the policeman say"It's quite easy to get lost in a big city like London"？C
A．To remind her of the large size of London．
B．To warn her not to be so careless next time．
C．To comfort her．
D．To tell her that he can't help her any more．
14．-What shall we do tonight？
-______．It's up to you．（　　）
A．It all dependsB．No problem
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8．Editor Henry Slocum，
I read your May 10th article in the local newspaper Honesdale Times about electronic books，or e-books，with great interest．You made several good points about the disadvantages of e-books．You may have overlooked，however，some of the ways in which they are superior to traditional books．Yes，e-books are expensive，but they are also convenient．In addition，due to their environment-friendly nature，e-books have the potential to change our planet for the better．
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Sincerely，
David Eng
David Eng

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15．---The garden has four gates in different directions，so you may enter it and relax through any of them in the daytime．
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