17．Don't worry．I will keep my word and you _______ be given the help you need．（　　）
A．canB．couldC．mightD．shall

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解答 答案：D 
Shall用于第一、第三人稱疑問句中，表示說話人征求對方的意見或向對方請示，Shall用于第二、第三人稱，表示說話人給對方命令、警告、允諾或威脅．在本句中，根據(jù)句意"我會遵守諾言"，可知shall表示說話人對對方的承諾．所以本題選擇D．

點評 Shall作為助動詞，一般用于第一人稱Ⅰ和We，表示一個將來的動作，但是也有一些特殊的用法，和說話人的語氣和內容有關，所以，首先要看懂句意．

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