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4.It was not until the couple arrived at the cinema ____ they found they had left the tickets in the office.(  )
A.whenB.whereC.whichD.that

分析 这对夫妇到了电影院才发现他们把票忘在办公室了.

解答 答案:D
题干中until the couple arrived at the cinema句中的时间状语;it was…that…强调句型,对they didn''t find they had left the tickets in the office until the couple arrived at the cinema 句中的时间状语进行强调;对not until进行强调时,not要和until一起提前.故选D.

点评 强调句型it is/was…that/who…用来对句中的主语,宾语,状语进行强调;强调时,只要将被强调部分放到is/was后即可,不影响句中结构,这也是判断强调句型使用是否正确的一个方法.

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