It was not until I visited Venice it really worthy of the reputation of “the water world .A. that I foundB. have I foundC. when I did findD. did I find 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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It was not until I visited Venice _____it really worthy of the reputation of “the water world”.

A. that I foundB. have I found

C. when I did findD. did I find

【解析】

试题分析：考查强调结构。本题考查强调句的特殊结构：It’s not until … that …，注意从句不用倒装结构。句意：直到我参观威尼斯我才发现它真的值得享有“水的世界”的盛名。选A。

考点：考查强调结构

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