—______ I lock the lab before I go home?

—Don’t bother.I’ll check it myself later.

  A.May      B.Must     C.Can     D.Shall

 

D

 

考查情態(tài)動詞的用法。語境:---我在回家之前必須鎖上實驗室嗎?---不麻煩了。一會兒我檢查一下。此處shall表示請求對方的允許。

 

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