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11．At this time tomorrow，I         my favourite NBA games．（　　）
A．enjoyB．will be enjoying
C．am enjoyingD．have enjoyed

分析 明天这个时候，我正在看我最爱的NBA比赛．

解答 答案为B．由"At this time tomorrow"可知"明天这个时候，我正在看我最爱的NBA比赛"，所以此题用将来进行时，答案为B．其余各项时态分别为A、一般现在时；C、现在进行时；D、现在完成时

点评 考查将来进行时．enjoy常用作及物动词，意思是"喜欢"、"乐于"、"享受…的乐趣"．

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