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---- May Day is drawing near. Are you going home for the holiday?
---- I haven’t decided yet. I_____ go home, but it all depends.
　 A. may　　　　　　　 B.need　　　　　 C.will　　　　　　 D must

【解析】C 考查情态动词的辨析。May表猜测和征求别人的意见；need 表示需要；must 表示“必须，一定”都不吻合句意；will 此处表示说话人的意愿。

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