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When was it            you met him in the library?

A．as               B．that              C．while             D．if.

 

【答案】

B

【解析】

試題分析：考查強調句型。本題是強調句型的特殊疑問句，強調的是時間狀語，本題是對時間狀語的提問。句意：究竟是在什么時候你在圖書館里遇見他的？故B正確。

考點：考查強調句型

點評：首先，要知道強調句的結構It is/was+被強調部分+that+句子的其他成分，如果被強調的部分是人，可以用who代替that。具體是用is還是 was，要根據具體的時態(tài)確定。強調句的用法及判斷，一般說來，如果把句子中的It is/was…that去掉，稍加調整語序，能還原成完整的句子，并且句子意思依然完整，則為強調句型，否則為其他從句。我們應熟記這些基本規(guī)則。

 

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