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---- Is everyone here?

----Not yet. Look, there _______ the rest of our guests.

A. come B. comes

C. is coming D. are coming

 

A

【解析】

试题分析：考查倒装句和主谓一致。地点状语there提前，如果主语是名词，句子用完全倒装，谓语动词提到主语前面，主语是the rest of the students，谓语是复数，句意：——大家都到了吗？——还没有，看其余的学生都来了。故A正确。

考点：考查倒装句和主谓一致

 

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