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3．The old man tried to save more money ______ he could contribute some to the flood victims．（　　）
A．so as toB．now thatC．so thatD．even though

分析 老人尽可能多存点钱，以便能捐一些给洪水受害者．

解答 答案：C
解析：A为了（后面不能接句子）；B既然；C为了（后面接句子）；以便；D即使；尽管．根据句意首先可以直接将B、D选项直接排除；横线后面接的是句子，故根据用法可知A选项错误．综上，只要C选项符合句意及用法．

点评 本题考查结果状语从句，做题时需要确定该从句是什么类型，再分析各个选项的具体用法及题干要求选出最终答案．

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