I gave my 18-year-old daughter a cell phone, so now I can ask her if she ______ home for dinner or just eat at school.

A. should come  B. came   C. has come  D. will come

 

D

考查時態(tài). 題意"我給了我18歲的女兒一個電話,這樣我就可以問她是否回家吃飯還是在學(xué)校吃飯." 根據(jù)句意可知表示的事情并沒有發(fā)生, 用將來時態(tài).

 

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