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A：What are you going to do for today?
B：1 was thinking of visiting Tom．（18）
A：Does he know you are coming?
B：Yes，but I told him．I’d call him first because l wasn’t sure what time l was comin9．What about you?What are you doing today?
A：I am not sure yet．（19）
B：I haven’t seen him since he got back from the hospital．I have been hoping to see him．
A：It would be a good idea．if you did call on him．He still does not feel well．Why not give Tom a call to see if he’d like to go over to Jack’s．
B：OK．We Can have a tittle party there．
A：（20） Remember，Jack is still sick．
A．It will have to be a quiet one．
B．But I haven’t had a free day．
C．Maybe we will call on Jack together．
D．I haven’t been to his house for a long time．
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空格8前一句B想去看汤姆，综观四个选项，A项“那它必须是很安静的聚会”，B项“但是我没有一整天闲暇时间”，C项“也许我们可以一起去拜访杰克”，D项“我很久没去他家了”，只有D项符合语境，故选D。

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