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7．-Can I come to see you at ten o'clock，John？
-I'm sorry，Jo，but I ______ my uncle then．（　　）
A．visitedB．will visit
C．will be visitingD．am visiting

分析 -明天十点钟我能去看你吗？John
-抱歉，Jo，那时我将会正在看望我的叔叔．

解答 答案为C．根据问句"Can I come to see you at ten o'clock，John？"和后句中的"then"可知谓语要用将来进行时表示"那时我将会正在看望我的叔叔"所以答案为C．

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