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17．when are you going off for your holiday？
My plane ______ at 9：20，so I must be at the airport by 8：20．（　　）
A．took offB．has taken offC．is taking offD．would take off

分析 ---你打算什么时候去度假？
---我的飞机九点二十起飞，所以我必须八点二十到达机场．

解答 答案：C
根据问句可知，问的将来的事情．如果有明确的时间表，如at 9：20等，可以用现在进行时表示将来，通常这样的动词为：take off，leave，go等．

点评 本题考查现在进行时．考生除了掌握该时态的意义和基本用法之外，还需对现在进行时可以表示将来有所了解．

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