17.-Monitor?
-I'm not monitor of our class.I ________with the teacher until the monitor is elected.( 。
A.will just helpB.am just to help
C.am just helpingD.have just helped

分析 ---班長
---我不是班長.我現(xiàn)在只是幫忙的,直到班長選舉出來.

解答 答案:C
根據(jù)題意可知,我現(xiàn)在只是幫助老師做一些事情,暗示目前我正從事的事情,所以需用現(xiàn)在進(jìn)行時表示目前正進(jìn)行的動作.

點(diǎn)評 考生需根據(jù)具體語境判斷時態(tài)的選用.

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