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1．"Got it？"Professor Smith says，"______，let's move on to the next part．"（　　）
A．If notB．If anythingC．If everD．If so

分析 "懂了吗？"史密斯教授说，"如果是这样的话，我们继续到下一部分．"

解答 答案是D．本题考查状语从句的省略句和替代．if  so如果是这样，用so 代替上文的一件事；其否定形式是if not如果不是；如果状语从句中含有it/there be时，常常同时把it/there be 省略；所以B项 if （there is ）  anything如果有什么；if ever如果曾经发生过，属于为了避免重复省略了与上文相同的部分；根据下文"let's move on to the next part我们继续下一部分"推断，是在"如果懂了"的条件下，所以用so代替上文的"you got it"这件事，故答案选择D．

点评 本题考查省略，省略常常是为了避免重复的省略，所以要在补全被省略的部分的情况下整体理解语境，再做判断．

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