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—Has Mr.Tom White arrived ?

---- Yes ,already . ______he wait outside or just come in ?

A. Shall B. May C. Could D. Must

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【解析】

试题分析：考查情态动词：句意：--汤姆怀特先生来了吗？--是，已经来了，他是等在外面还是进来？，shall可以用于第三人称表示“请求指示”，may可以，可能，could能够，must必须，选A。

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