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His second book nearly comes to an end and it’s said that it ______ in two months.

A.
will publish
B.
will be published
C.
has published
D.
has been published

B
试题分析：考察时态和语态。句意：他的第二本书几乎要结束了，据说两个月后要被出版。本句的时间状语是in two months，是将来时连用，根据句意书和出版构成被动关系，故使用B项。
考点：考察时态和语态
点评：英语中的时态主要由动词的形式决定，因此在学习英语时态时，要注意分析动词形式及具体语境，想象在那个特定的时间动作所发生的背景，这个动作是经常性动作、一般性动作、进行性动作、完成性动作还是将要发生的动作。对于语态，主语和动作之间是主动关系，就用主动语态，如果主语和动作之间是被动关系，就用被动语态。

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