-Coach.can I continue with the training?-Sorry.you can't you haven't recovered from the knee injury．( )A．untilB．beforeC．asD．unless 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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4．-Coach，can I continue with the training？
-Sorry，you can't _____ you haven't recovered from the knee injury．（　　）

A．

until

B．

before

C．

D．

unless

分析句意：：--教练，我可以继续训练吗？--抱歉，你不能，因为你膝盖伤还没有恢复．

解答答案：C．"until"直到…时；"before"在…之前；"as"由于，因为，按照，以…身份，虽然；"unless"除非，如果不"．根据句意，你不能继续训练，"因为"你膝盖伤还没有恢复，前后之间是因果关系，这里用as引导原因状语从句．故选C．

点评本题考查的是as连接的原因状语从句

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