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3．Busy _____ he was，he tried his best to help you．（　　）
A．whenB．sinceC．forD．though

分析 尽管他很忙，他还是尽最大的努力帮你．

解答 答案：D
考查让步状语从句，though引导让步状语从句时，意为"虽然…但是"，"纵使…"，"尽管"之意，通常从句要倒装，倒装的方法是将从句的表语或状语放在though之前，as也可用于这样的结构中．故选C．其它三项不可用于这种结构．

点评 考查让步状语从句，首先，弄清楚哪些连词可引导让步状语从句；其次，掌握让步状语从句的一些特殊结构；最后，根据句意选择最合适的选项．

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