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19．It's nearly time for the meeting to start．The manager ________ be here soon．（　　）
A．couldB．shouldC．needD．would

分析 几乎到了会议开始的时间了．经理按理快到这儿了．

解答 答案是B．本题考查表示推测的情态动词的用法． could表示推测往往不出现在肯定句中；should表示推测时往往表示"按照常理常规的推测"，表示"按照道理应该…"；need不表示推测；would（有充分理由的猜测）肯定是．根据语境"快到开会的时间了"，经理"按照常理"快到了，所以答案是B．

点评 在正确理解情态动词的基本含义的基础上，整体理解语境中的情感态度，做出合理的判断．

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