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11．Look at the clouds．It      soon．（　　）
A．is rainingB．is to rain
C．will rainD．is going to rain

分析 看看天上的云．马上要下雨了．

解答 答案D
be going to 在表未来时，表示眼下，目前，根据主观判断马上要发生的事情．应用在这句话中，表示，说话人以云朵的颜色为线索，推断出"将要下雨"这一假设．

点评 本题考查一般将来时，考生需掌握一般将来时的语法规则并结合具体语境做出判断．

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