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2．He had no sooner finished his singing ____ the audience started cheering．（　　）

A．

since

B．

as

C．

when

D．

than

分析他一唱完观众就开始欢呼．

解答答案：D
短语搭配，no sooner…than…一…就…类似用法还有hardly…when…故选D．

点评本题考查特殊的搭配结构．学习时，要注意记忆和掌握．

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