Hecan't be making a phone call.for the telephone is broken and needs repairing．他不可能在打电话.因为电话坏了需要修理．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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9．Hecan't be making a phone call，for the telephone is broken and needs repairing．（make）
他不可能在打电话，因为电话坏了需要修理．

分析 can't be making：不可能在打（电话）

解答答案：can't be making
通过英汉对比可知，本句缺少"不可能在打（电话）"的英语翻译；根据句意可知，此处应表示对现在不可能正进行"打电话"这一动作的非常肯定的猜测，故用情态动词"can't+be+doing"的形式；根据所给单词的提示，"打电话"译作：make a phone call；故答案为：can't be making

点评本题考查了完成句子这一题型．做本题时，首先通过英汉对比，找到题干中缺失的部分；然后根据汉语提示可知，此处表示对现在不可能正进行"打电话"这一动作的非常肯定的猜测，需使用情态动词"can't+进行时"的结构；然后结合所给单词，确定出该部分所要填的内容．

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