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【题目】— It’s reported that the weather will clear up tomorrow! Let’s go sightseeing!

— Sounds great. But I _______ for Shanghai tonight. What a pity!

A.leftB.would leaveC.have leftD.am leaving

【答案】D

【解析】

句意：——据报道，明天天气将会放晴！我们去观光吧！——听起来不错。但是我今晚要动身去上海。太遗憾了!

考查动词时态，left过去式；would leave将来过去时；have left现在完成时；am leaving现在进行时。观察句子，面对邀请，回答的是“But”，“What a pity!”，那么应该是不能去，应该是今晚要离开，这里用现在进行时表将来，故选D。

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