Watch out! The car you .A. will hit B. hits C. hit D. is going to hit 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Watch out! The car you .

A. will hit B. hits C. hit D. is going to hit

【解析】

试题分析：考查现在分词用法。be going to与will两者都可表示将要发生的事、将要去做某事，但是be going to 表示近期、眼下就要发生的事情，常用其进行时表示将要时行的动作。句意：当心！车子要撞着你了。故选D

考点：考查现在分词用法。

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