A. | will conduct | B. | will be conducted | ||
C. | has conducted | D. | is conducted |
分析 科學家預測,截止到2025年所有的電子交流中90%都會通過手機來完成.
解答 答案:B.
本句中根據(jù)predict可知是對未來事情發(fā)展的一種預測,又加上時間狀語by 2025可知應用一般將來時,而electronic communication與conduct之間為邏輯上的動賓關系,所以應該用被動結構,故選B.
點評 對于時態(tài)的題要結合句子中典型的表示相應事件發(fā)生時間的詞,如,預言、將要、做過、完成等詞還要結合具體的時間狀語來判斷句子的時態(tài),同時要弄清具體的語態(tài).如:Unless extra money is found,the theatre will be closed.除非找到另外的投資,否則這家電影院就會被關閉.
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