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19.Today acupuncture has become popular round the world,________.( )A. | as have other traditional Chinese medicines | |
B. | as other traditional Chinese medicines have | |
C. | so other traditional Chinese medicines have | |
D. | other traditional Chinese medicines have so |
分析 今天针灸在世界上很流行了,其它的传统中药也是这样.
解答 答案:A
考查倒装句.当so表示"也,相同,那样"时,通常表示对前一句肯定句的赞同、一致内容,要求使用完全倒装句,B、C、D项没有倒装,要排除,故选A.此处as等于so,意义是"也,也是",as作为代词代替前面讲述的情况,表示情况相同.
点评 考查倒装句,弄清楚各种倒装句的结构,准确地翻译句子,然后根据句意,选择最合适的答案.
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