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15．Let me take down ________ you've said ________ I forget．（　　）
A．that，whenB．what，beforeC．which，beforeD．what，when

分析 稍等一会儿，在我忘记之前让我记下你所说的话．

解答 答案B．考查宾语从句和时间状语从句．第一空需填入一个引导词，作take down后的宾语从句，同时充当从句you've said中said的宾语，用what．第二空为时间状语从句，before I forget在我忘记之前．when表示"当…时"．

点评 考查从句引导词，先分清从句的类型，再根据引导词在从句中充当的成分确定使用哪个引导词．

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