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    7．-Ring me at six tomorrow morning，will you？
    -Why that early？I      ．（　　）
    A．will be sleepingB．have slept
    C．have been sleepingD．will sleep

    分析 --明天早晨六点钟给我打电话，好吗？
    --为什么那么早，明天早晨六点我还在睡觉呢！

    解答 答案：A．
    根据前面祈使句中的时间状语at six tomorrow morning可知，这是描述的将来的事件，由对方的反问Why that early？可知，明天早晨六点他还在睡觉，指的是将来进行的动作，所以用将来进行时；故选A．

    点评 做时态题时，首先看时间状语，由时间状语判断时态；如果没有时间状语，从句子暗含的意思来判断句子时态．

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