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——Jessica, may you attend the summit held in sanya this Wednesday?

——I’m afraid not. I ______ with a client about his father’s will.

A. am about to arrange B. shall be arranging

C. would arrange D. would have arranged

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试题分析：句意：---Jessica，这个星期三会参加在Sanya举行的会议吗？--恐怕不能，那时我将与客户安排关于他父亲的遗嘱的事情。根据句意是这个星期三将正在和客户安排他父亲的遗嘱的事情。用将来进行时，will/shall be doing，选B。

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