----- Susan, Aunt Lee was telephoned to say she’s coming to see us tomorrow.

----- I see. Well, I’d rather she _______, since we’re going to the concert at 1:30 pm.

A. won’t come                                    B. hadn’t come

C. wasn’t to come                               D. didn’t come            

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