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1．________you've passed the final exam，you can prepare for the coming holiday．（　　）
A．Now thatB．As soon asC．AlthoughD．If

分析 既然你已经通过来期末考试，你可以为即将到来的假期准备了．

解答 答案 A  此题考查让步状语从句  now that  既然； as soon as 一…就； although 尽管；if 如果；由句意可知，应该使用A，既然．故答案为A

点评 对于状语从句的考查，需要对各种关联词所表达的意思熟记于心，然后根据句意进行正确选择．

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