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7．____ I saw Linda，she was playing the piano attentively．（　　）
A．At the first timeB．For the first time
C．By the first timeD．The first time

分析 我第一次见到Linda时，她正在专心弹钢琴．

解答 答案：D．
分析句子的结构可知，逗号前后均为两个完整的句子，说明前面需要一个连词（短语）来连接这两个句子，只有D项符合要求；前三个选项均为介词短语，By the first time后面跟一般过去时的句子时，主句中的时态要用过去完成时；At the first time和For the first time指的是第一次做某事的时候；故选D．

点评 对于连词的题目考查要分清句子前后之间的逻辑关系，并注意积累一些常用的短语，关联词等，便于题目的解答．

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