题目内容
16．-I'd like to borrow this book，but I couldn't find it on the shelf．-The book has been checked out．I'll let you know as soon as it _____．（ ）
| A． | is returned | B． | will be returned | ||
| C． | is returning | D． | returned |
分析 --我想借阅这本书，但是我在书架上找不到它．
--这本书已经借出去了，只要一还回来我就告诉你．
解答 答案：A．在时间、条件等状语从句中通常用一般现在时来代替一般将来时，又因为it（the book）与谓语动词return之间为被动关系，所以用被动结构；由此可推断选A．check out意为"登记并借出； 借出； 签出"．
点评 本题易误选B，要求学生注意状语从句中将来时态的特殊用法．
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