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【题目】The girl ________ a new computer for herself next year.

A. buys B. is buying

C. bought D. is going to buy

【答案】D

【解析】句意：明年这位女孩将为自己买一台新的电脑。选项A buys是一般现在时，表示现在经常发生的动作；选项B. is buying是现在进行时，表示动作正在发生的事情；选项C. bought一般过去时，表示动作发生在过去；根据next year可知，句子应该用一般将来时，其谓语动词用be going to+动词原形。因为句子的主语是第三人称单数形式，所以这里的be用is的形式。故选D。

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