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10．It might rain tomorrow．_______，we'll have to put off our sports meeting until next Friday．（ ）| A． | When possible | B． | If so | C． | If not | D． | If ever |
分析 明天可能会下雨，如果是这样的话，我们不得不把运动会推迟到下星期五．
解答 B 考查省略句．When possible如果可能的话，If so如果是这样的话，If not如果不是这样的话，If ever如果有过的话．根据前面的句意"明天可能会下雨"和后面的"我们不得不把运动会推迟到下星期五"可知，此处意为"如果下雨的话"．故选B．
点评 本题考查省略句．做题时，先把四个选项的意思和用法弄清楚，然后再结合语境，选出正确的选项．
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