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7.-Was it because Jack came late for school_______ Mr.Smith got angry?-Yes.He almost missed the class.( )
A. | why | B. | who | C. | where | D. | that |
分析 是不是因为Jack上学迟到老师才生气的?
解答 D 考查强调句.所强调的成分为主句的原因状语从句because Jack came late for school,句意:是不是因为Jack上学迟到老师才生气的?故选that.
点评 答强调句型这类题目,分析句子结构是关键.随着高考考点的不断深入变化,强调句型总是以新的面孔出现,或本身发生变化,或与其他句式结构相结合,然而万变不离其宗,总是脱不掉it,be,that/who这一框架,它的句式特征1:Is/Was it+被强调部分+that…;结合特殊疑问词构成特殊疑问句形式.句式特征2:特殊疑问词+is/was it that…?理解句意掌握特征能够很好的把握解题的技巧.
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