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[单选题]By seven o’clock this evening, he _______six hours.(1分)

Awill be working

Bwill work

Cwill have been working

Dwill have been worked

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C

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解题思路：本题考查动词的时态。题目中“by seven o’clock this evening”表示截止今天晚上七点，主句中应该用将来完成进行时态，表示他从过去一直工作到晚上七点为止。因此正确答案为C)选项。

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