That man in the corner of the restaurant ______ be Mr. Lee, for he went to Australia yesterday.

A．can’tB．needC．mustD．won’t

A

解析試題分析：考查情態(tài)動詞用法。本題考查的是情態(tài)動詞表示推測，如果是對現(xiàn)在的情況解析推測，則使用“情態(tài)動詞+動詞原形”；如果是對過去情況的推測，要使用“情態(tài)動詞+have done”；can’t表示有把握的否定推測“不可能”；need需要；must一定；表示有把握的考點(diǎn)推測；won’t不會；句意：在餐廳角落里的那個人不可能是Mr Lee，因?yàn)樗蛱烊チ税拇罄麃�。根�?jù)句意說明不是的是有把握否定推測，故A正確。
考點(diǎn)：考查情態(tài)動詞用法
點(diǎn)評：英語中有不少情態(tài)動詞都可以表示推測，其語氣有強(qiáng)有弱，表示的可能性有大有小，現(xiàn)將它們的用法歸納如下：1. 接近100%的可能，只有must才具有這么高的可能性，它的意思是“一定”“肯定”，所作出的推測幾乎接近事實(shí)。如：He must be coming by bus. 他一定是乘公共汽車來。2. 很有可能，表示可能性較大的情態(tài)動詞主要有may, should, ought to，它們大致相當(dāng)于漢語的“可能”“應(yīng)該”“按理會”。 3. 一般性的可能，在所有表示推測的情態(tài)動詞中，might和could所表示的可能性最小，由于它們的語氣較委婉，較不確定，所以往往相當(dāng)于漢語的“可能”“也許”“說不定”等。4. 理論上的可能性，表示理論上的可能通常是用can，且可以用于肯定句中。

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