It’s a long time they separated,but it won’t be long they meet again．A．since; before B．after; whenC．since; when D．after; before 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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It’s a long time______ they separated,but it won’t be long_____ they meet again．

A．since; before B．after; when

C．since; when D．after; before

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试题分析：句意：自从他们分开已经很长时间了，但是没过多久他们又相见了。Since自从，前面的主句也可用现在完成时；it won’t be long before…没过多久就…….这是固定句型。

考点：考查固定句型的用法

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