We often help the old people clean their houses on Sundays．(用next Sunday 改写句子)Wewill help the old people clean their houses next Sunday．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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10．We often help the old people clean their houses on Sundays．（用next Sunday 改写句子）
Wewill help the old people clean their houses next Sunday．

分析 --星期天我们经常帮助老人打扫房子．
--下星期日我们将帮助老人打扫房子．

解答答案：will help．考查一般将来时态．根据next Sunday下星期天，可知应该用一般将来时态，结构是will或be going to，后跟动词原形help．答案是will help．

点评一般将来时：表示一个将要发生的动作或状态．注意一些时间状语．通常是will或be going to后跟动词原形．结合语境选择合适用法．

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