题目内容

--Peter, hurry up! You ______ on the phone.

--Oh, I ______. Thank you.

A. are being wanted; come

B. are wanted; am coming

C. want; come

D. will be wanted; should come

B

【解析】

试题分析:考查动词的时态及语态。sb be wanted叫某人听电话;be coming用进行时表将来。句意:--皮特,快点,你的电话。--哦,我马上就来,谢谢。故选B。

考点:考查动词的时态及语态。

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