The report shows that we are making some progress that we need to make greater efforts．( )A．orB．butC．soD．for 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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14．The report shows that we are making some progress that we need to make greater efforts．（　　）

A．

or

B．

but

C．

so

D．

for

分析报告显示我们正在取得进步，但我们还需要更加努力．

解答答案：B
题干中that we need to make greater efforts是和that we are making some progress一起作shows的宾语从句，要用并列连词；so that表示目的，容易引起歧义；句意表达的是转折．故选B．

点评并列连词用来连接并列句．常用的并列连词有：表并列关系的and，neither…nor．，either…or…，as well as，not only…but also…；表转折关系的but，yet，however，still，while；表选择关系的either…or…，neither…nor…，or，otherwise；表因果关系的for，therefore，so，学习时要加以区分和掌握．

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