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    ----I_____ see the doctor at 10:00 a.m . I have made an appointment .
    -----There is no need. You_____ be all right if you take the medicine.


    1. A.
      am going to ; will
    2. B.
      will ; are going to
    3. C.
      would ; are going to
    4. D.
      am going to ; would
    A
    试题分析：考查时态：句意：--我早上10点要去看医生。我已经约好了。--没必要，如果你吃药的话就会好了。第一空是计划打算用be going to，第二空是强调“一种趋势”用will。选A。
    考点：考查时态
    点评：动词的时态要注意句中的时间状语。没有时间状语就要结合上下文把动作发生的时间找出来。这道题除了弄清时态，还有注意一般将来时的不同表达的区别。
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