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单选题
By the time Juan gets home, her aunt _____.
A
will leave
B
leaves
C
will have left
D
is leaving
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句意：娟到家时，她的阿姨已经走了。从时间状语从句by the time Juan gets home可以看出，“娟到家”应该是发生在将来的动作，而且在她到的时候，她的阿姨应该已经走了，所以要用将来完成时，故为C。
句意：娟到家时，她的阿姨已经走了。从时间状语从句by the time Juan gets home可以看出，“娟到家”应该是发生在将来的动作，而且在她到的时候，她的阿姨应该已经走了，所以要用将来完成时，故为C。
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