— I’ll come to attend your lecture at 10p.m. tomorrow.
— I’m sorry, by then the lecture will have ended and I _____ my guests in my office.
| A．will meet | B．am about to meet |
| C．am to meet | D．will be meeting |
Your luggage will be ___ by the lorry from the airport to your hotel.
| A．brought | B．conveyed | C．transmitted | D．fetched |
— Would you mind accepting me as your member?
— Of course not. We ___ anyone if he obeys our rules.
| A．bring in | B．result in | C．turn in | D．take in |
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Most business letters and government reports are the main situations _________ formal language is used. ^*
| A．where | B．that | C．what | D．which |
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. I heard she _________ a book last year, but I don’t know if she has finished it.
| A．was writing | B．wrote | C．had written | D．writes |
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. Few visitors leave Rio feeling _________.
| A．disappointing | B．to disppoint | C．disappointed | D．being disppointed |