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7. It seems as if it ___ rain.
A、A. will
B、B. is going to
C、C. is to
D、D. were going to
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19. A. new teachers B. senior students
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A．smell
B．taste
C．poison
D．color
第9题
"It seems that she was there at the conference". The sentence means that______.A．she seems
"It seems that she was there at the conference". The sentence means that______.
A．she seems to be there at the conference.
B．she seemed to be there at the conference.
C．she seems to have been there at the conference.
D．she seemed to being there at the conference.
