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    ---This letter is in Japanese, and I don’t speak a word of Japanese. Can you help me?

    ---Sure. I ______ it for you.


    1. A.
      am to translate
    2. B.
      am going to translated
    3. C.
      am translating
    4. D.
      will translate
    D
    试题分析：考查时态。本题的will表示说话的时候，临时决定做某事。句意：—这封信是用日语写的。我一句日语也不会说。你能帮我吗？—当然。我现在就翻译给你。故D正确。
    考点：考查时态
    点评：将来时的多种表达法一直是高考的重点，注意will可以表示临时决定做某事。
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