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【题目】—What time shall we leave for the airport?

—It’s foggy today. I’m not sure______. Let’s go now.

A. whether the highway will be closed soon

B. whether will the highway be closed soon

C. when the highway will be closed soon

D. when will the highway be closed soon

【答案】A

【解析】

句意:“--我们什么时间出发去机场?--今天多雾.我不确定高速公路是否很快要关闭.我们现在就走吧。”,根据I'm not sure 可知,宾语从句中一般为陈述语序,BD都是疑问语序;又根据I'm not sure 可知,此处"不知道高速公路是否很快要关闭"whether在动词后面,它引导的是宾语从句,表示"是否".由soon可知,宾语从句应该用一般将来时态.当主句是一般现在时态或含情态动词的句子,宾语从句应该根据需要选用任何时态.主语the highway 是动词close的承受者,应该用一般将来时态的被动语态.一般将来时态的被动语态的构成是:will be+动词的过去分词,故选A

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1taken to ensure the quality of spacevegetables.

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