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20.I was about to greet him         I realized that I couldn't tell his name.(  )
A.sinceB.whenC.asD.while

分析 我正准备迎接他,就在那时我发现自己叫不出他的名字.

解答 答案:B 句型搭配,be about to do sth when加从句,表示正准备做某事,就在那时…;since从…开始,as一边…一边…,while然而;when除了表示当…时候,还有at that time正在那时的含义.故选B.

点评 从属连词是连词的一种,用来引导名词性从句和状语从句.大致可分为三大类:that(无词义,不做成分)if,whether (表达是否的意义,但不做句子成分); 连接代词:who,whom,whose,what,which,whatever,whoever,whichever(有词义,在句子中可作主语、表语、宾语);连接副词:when,where,why,how,how many,how long,how far,however,whenever,wherever (有词义,作从句的状语).学习时,要注意区分和掌握.

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