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14．Tom，you should know how to behave yourself．After all you will __________ 20next month，and will __________ a teacher after you graduate from college next year．（　　）
A．become； turnB．turn； becomeC．become； becomeD．turn； turn

分析 汤姆，你应该知道如何行为举止文明．毕竟，下个月你就20岁了，明年大学毕业后你就成为一名老师．

解答 答案：B，考查系动词的用法，系动词turn后面接数字，表示"到了…岁"；第二个空是固定搭配become a teacher=turn teacher"成为老师"，故答案为B．

点评 考查系动词的用法，注意其搭配．

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