2．You'd better make a good plan________ you take a holiday．（　　）
A．beforeB．duringC．untilD．after

分析 在度假之前，你最好制定一個(gè)好計(jì)劃．

解答 答案：A   before在…之前，during在…期間，until直到，after在…之后，句子中主句"You'd better make a good plan你最好制定一個(gè)好計(jì)劃"，從句"you take a holiday你度假可知"制定一個(gè)好計(jì)劃"發(fā)生在"度假"之前，故選：A．

點(diǎn)評(píng) 考查時(shí)間狀語(yǔ)從句，理解句子的意思和表示時(shí)間介詞的區(qū)別來(lái)選擇合適的時(shí)間介詞．

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