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13．-Some English idioms are difficult to understand．
--Exactly       you know the meaning of each word．（　　）
A．if onlyB．even ifC．as ifD．now that

分析 ---一些英语习语很难理解．
---确实如此．即使你知道每个单词的含义，你可能也不能理解．

解答 答案：B．根据Some English idioms are difficult to understand可知you know the meaning of each word表示即使你知道每个单词的含义，你可能也不能理解，所以答案是B even if"即使"．其他选项的含义分别是A"要是这样就好了"；C"好像"；D"既然"．

点评 考查从属连词．
even if 即使，纵然．引导让步状语从句的 （=even though）
1．I wouldn't lose courage even if I should fail ten times．
即使要失败十次，我也绝不灰心．
2．Don't utter hard words even if you feel angry．
即使是生气也不要骂人．

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