I feel a bit hungry. I think I ________ something to eat.


  1. A.
    am going to have
  2. B.
    will have
  3. C.
    shall have
  4. D.
    have
B
will用于第一人稱，表示有意識(shí)的行動(dòng)，表現(xiàn)為意志、意愿、建議等，此處表示意愿。如: I will do my best to help you.我愿盡力幫助你。
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