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2．You are wasting your time trying to persuade him_____he'll never believe us．（ ）| A． | so | B． | so that | C． | because | D． | as long as |
分析 你试图说服他的做法是在浪费时间，因为他从不相信我们．
解答 答案：C．
根据句意及句间的逻辑关系可知，前后存在因果关系，You are wasting your time trying to persuade him为结果，而he'll never believe us则为原因；所以使用连词because来引导；故选C．so多引导结果状语从句，而so that引导目的和结果状语从句；as long as引导条件状语从句．
点评 必须先对句子基本结构进行分析，再结合句意及句间的逻辑关系来确定是考查何种状语从句．
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| 51．A．generously | B．honestly | C luckily | D modestly |
| 52．A．what | B．how | C which | D why |
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| 56．A．storm | B．take | C make | D give |
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| 58．A．on | B．for | C to | D with |
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