7．I won't be able to attend the lecture tonight because I        a report in my office then．（　�。�
A．will have writtenB．was writing
C．has been writingD．will be writing

分析 今晚我將不能參加這個演講，因為那時我正在辦公室里寫報告．

解答 答案為D．根據(jù)"I won't be able to attend the lecture tonight"可知后句意為"那時我正在辦公室里寫報告"所以答案是D，用將來進(jìn)行時．其他選項的時態(tài)分別是A、將來完成時；B、過去進(jìn)行時；C、現(xiàn)在完成進(jìn)行時．

點評 考查將來進(jìn)行時．
一般將來時與將來進(jìn)行時的區(qū)別，就如一般現(xiàn)在時與現(xiàn)在進(jìn)行時的區(qū)別一樣，只不過是對將來的預(yù)測，一個表示將來要做的事，一個表示將來某個時點正在做的事．
比如，明天我要看書，就說I'll read a book tomorrow．明天十點我肯定正在看書，就說 I'll be reading a book 10：00 tomorrow．

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         I created the Effortless English Teaching System after many years of teaching English in universities．My former students include business professionals，scientists，teachers，professors，graduate students，and many other successful adult English learners．These students were just like you．They were frustrated English learners who could not speak well．Using the Effortless English system，they learned to speak English easily and automatically．
         Each of these students made incredible improvements in a very short time．You also will improve quickly when you use the entire Effortless English System．The Effortless English System is designed for you--the independent adult learner．Effortless English focuses exclusively on speaking and listening skills．The system is designed to improve your speaking power as quickly as possible--using proven and tested methods．
         When you follow the entire system every day for 6 months，your speaking becomes much faster and easier．Your spoken grammar improves powerfully--yet you will never study grammar rules in this system．Your pronunciation improves powerfully--yet you will not focus on pronunciation．
49．What's the author's purpose of writing this text？D
A．To introduce himself．
B．To suggest some ways of speaking English easily and automatically．
C．To show readers he is a successful English teacher．
D．To make his Effortless English System popular．
50．The text is intended forC．
A．the students whose English is poor
B．the learners whose English pronunciation and grammar are not good
C．the adults who plan to make their English speaking ability improved
D．the English teachers who want to their improve English teaching techniques
51．The author's Effortless English System doesn't deal withA．
A．how to learn English grammar and pronunciation
B．a(chǎn)dvanced teaching methods
C．English speaking skills
D．English listening skills
52．What will the author discuss in the following text？B
A．What he did when he was an English teacher．
B．The Effortless English System overview．
C．His radio podcast．
D．The Effortless English Club．

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