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20.---Why didn't you try your best to get on the train?
---I tried,but ______ I could,it started to move.(  )
A.whenB.afterC.untilD.before

分析 ---你为什么没尽量上火车呢?
---我试过了,但是我还没来得及上车,它就开动了.

解答 答案:D
 根据答语可知,此处表达的意思是:我还没来得及上车(在我试着上车之前),火车就开动了;A when 在…时候; B  after在…以后;  C  until到…为止,或在…以前,在这种用法中,句子的谓语动词必须是持续动词,如live,wait,last,stay,work,continue 等,而此处省略的谓语 get on (上车)是非延续性动词;故排除C;  D  before在…之前,还没来得及…就;由于A.B用在此处不合句意;故选D

点评 本题考查了连词before的用法.做本题时,首先应根据句意,判断出空缺处所表达的意思;其次应熟练掌握选项中各连词的意义及用法区别,尤其是 until当"在…以前"讲时,与before的区别.

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