题目内容
9．---I have been to the history museum many times．--- ．And I've also visited the nature museum．（ ）
| A． | So I have | B． | So have I | C． | I have so |
分析 -我去过历史博物馆很多次了．
-我也是，并且我也参观过自然博物馆．
解答 答案：B；该题考查倒装句的用法；So I have，我确实这样了；So have I，倒装句，我也是；当要表示前面提出的某一肯定的情况也同样适用于后者，通常就要用So+助动词+主语"这种倒装结构；没有"I have so"的用法；根据答语And I've also visited the nature museum可知答语中的前句应是：我也是（参观过）；用倒装句型So have I；故选B．
点评 掌握倒装句的用法是解答该题的关键；还要从句意着手，根据句意作出解答．
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