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12．Every time when I returned after an absence，I felt stupid because I was behind the others．去掉when．

分析 每次我回来后，我觉得愚蠢，因为我落后于其他人．

解答 去掉when，考查连词．every time 可以引导时间状语从句"每一次"，when是引导时间状语从句的连词"当…的时候"，句中重复．根据句意：每次我回来后，我觉得愚蠢，因为我落后于其他人．所以去掉when．

点评 连词是连接英语句子的词，首先要判断是否需要连接句子的词，理解句意、语境选择恰当的连词，细心分析，考虑语境，切忌粗心大意，惯性判断．

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