题目内容

Trust him please! When he _______ reading it, he will return the book to you on time.

A. finish B. will finish

C. has finished D. Finished

C

【解析】试题分析：考查完成时态的用法。根据后半句he will return the book to you on time.他会按时还你的，可知前半句要用have/has done现在完成时来表达。句意：请信任他，当他读完这本书，他会按时还你的。 故选 C。

考点：考查完成时句型

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