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20．I guess she loved smoking， I was not completely sure about it．（　　）

A．

since

B．

if

C．

though

D．

until

分析我想她喜欢吸烟，虽然我不完全确定．

解答答案是C．本题考查的是though引导的让步状语从句．since既然，自从；if如果；though 虽然；until直到；根据句意，"虽然"不确定，故答案选择C．

点评关于让步状语从句的考查，首先理解各连词的含义和基本用法，积累让步状语从句中的特殊用法，最后结合语境合理判断．

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