By the end of next year.they the work on the new stadium.A．would have completedB．had completedC．will have completedD．have completed 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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By the end of next year，they ________ the work on the new stadium.

A．would have completed

B．had completed

C．will have completed

D．have completed

【解析】

考查时态。根据时间状语“By the end of next year”可知，本句应使用将来完成时态，表示到明年年底前他们将已经完成新体育馆的建设。

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