Tom said he me the next week．( )A．would seeB．will seeC．had seenD．saw 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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13．Tom said he __me the next week．（　　）

A．

would see

B．

will see

C．

had seen

D．

saw

分析 Tom 说他将在下周看望我．

解答答案：A 本句主句用的是一般过去时态，根据句意，从句中的动作在主句之后，所以用过去将来时态．故选择A．

点评要注意主从句之间动作的先后关系．

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