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18．The wet weather will continue tomorrow when a cold front _____ to arrive．（　　）
A．expectsB．is expecting
C．is expectedD．will be expected

分析 潮湿的天气明天会继续，据预测那个时候冷锋到达．

解答 答案选择C．本题考查固定句型．本题考查句式：sb．/sth．be expected to do/to have done表示"据预测 （已经）"，根据句意，据预测冷锋明天到达，故答案选择C．

点评 本题考查被动语态，要分析主语和动词之间的关系，联系动词本身的特定用法；在掌握被动结构的基本形式"be/get+过去分词"的基础上理解不同时态的被动语态的结构，最后进行综合判断．

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