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You should always exercise, ______ it’s only ten minutes every day.

A. as if B. even if

C. unless D. while

【解析】试题分析：考察关联词。A.好像；B.即使；C.除非，如果不；D.然而；当…时候。句意：你应该经常锻炼即使每天只锻炼十分钟。此关系应为让步关系。只有B选项表让步，故选B

考点：考察关联词

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