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12．I suppose by the time I come back in ten years'time all these old houseswill have been pulled down．（pull）
我想十年以后我回来时所有这些老房子都会拆除了．

分析 will have been pulled down：都会（被）拆除

解答答案：will have been pulled down
通过英汉对比可知，此处缺少的是"都会（被）拆除"的英语翻译；根据句中的时间状语"by the time I come back in ten years'time 十年以后我回来时"即"by+将来的时间"可知，此处表示发生在将来某时间之前已经完成或一直持续的动作，应使用将来完成时；由于从句中的主语"all these old houses所有这些老房子"与所给动词pull构成了被动关系，故使用将来完成时的被动语态；故答案为will have been pulled down

点评本题考查了完成句子这一题型．做本题时，首先通过英汉对比，找到题干中缺失的部分；然后根据句中的时间状语，空缺处与其前后单词或短语的关系以及所给单词，判断句子应使用的时态以及语态，从而确定出该部分所要填的内容．

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