-Is the man our sales-manager? -No,it not be him.He never plays cards. A.must B.can C.will D.may 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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—Is the man our sales-manager?

—No,it______not be him.He never plays cards.

A.must B.can C.will D.may

解析:

考查情态动词表示推测的用法。由He never plays cards.可以推知，cannot表示不可能。

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