13．No matter how _____，you can find something animate，a kind of plant，an animal or human being．（　�。�
A．may a desert be dryB．a desert dry may be
C．dry a desert may beD．a desert may be dry

分析 無論沙漠多么干燥，你都能找到一些動物或者植物甚至是人類．

解答 答案C．考查讓步狀語從句．No matter how引導(dǎo)的是一個讓步狀語從句，how后面接形容詞或者副詞時，該形容詞或副詞一定要緊跟在how后面，所以排除了ABD三項．

點評 本題中的No matter how引導(dǎo)的讓步狀語從句要注意：how所修飾的形容詞或者副詞一定要緊跟在how的后面．不能把名詞或者名詞短語接在后面．

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