It was not until he failed again when he was aware of the importance of studying hard．when改为that．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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16．It was not until he failed again when he was aware of the importance of studying hard．when改为that．

分析直到他再一次失败他才意识到努力学习的重要性．

解答答案：when改为that．考查强调句式．根据It was not until 可知这是一个强调 until 状语从句的强调句式，所以把when改为that，和It was 一起构成强调句式．

点评考查强调句式．
强调句型的构成：It is/was+被强调部分+tha/who（如果被强调部分是表示人的名词也可用who）+句子的其余部分，意思为"是…，正是…，就是…"．

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