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11．Hurry up!By the time we get to the church，the wedding ceremony_____．（　　）

	A．	will have finished		B．	has finished
	C．	had finished		D．	must have finished

分析快点！不然当我们到达教堂的时候，婚礼就要结束了．

解答答案：A．
根据时间状语By the time we get to the church可知，此处表示"当到教堂时，婚礼已经结束了（发生在将来）"，故用将来完成时，选A．

点评考查时态题．结合句子的时间状语By the time we get to the church可推出时态的运用．

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