-Has Tim started? He said he would join in the party. -He . He is a man of his word. A. could have left B. must have left C. cant come D. wont be coming 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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—Has Tim started? He said he would join in the party.

—He　　　 . He is a man of his word.

　 A. could have left　　　　 B. must have left

　 C. cant come　　　　　　　　 D. wont be coming

情态动词。根据He is a mall of his、word'‘可知他是一个守信的人，因此推测他肯定已经启程了。

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B、sitting in a cafe bar for several hours

C、having coffee slowly in a pleasant atmosphere

D、taking away coffee in a hurry

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