1．Not until _________  in the river _________ how serious the pollution was．（　�。�
A．did all the fish died，did the villagers realize
B．all the fish died； the villagers realized
C．all the fish died； did the villagers realize
D．did all the fish died； villagers realized

分析 直到河里所有的魚(yú)都死了村民才意識(shí)到污染問(wèn)題的嚴(yán)重性．

解答 答案：C
not until 位于句首用半倒裝，not…until…"直到…才…"，它的倒裝是把not until一起放到句首，再加上until后面的句子，然后跟倒裝部分（比如借助助動(dòng)詞be或do、does之類的，也可以提前情態(tài)動(dòng)詞）+not后面的部分．原句應(yīng)該是 The villagers didn't realize how serious the pollution was until all the fish died．直到河里所有的魚(yú)都死了村民才意識(shí)到污染問(wèn)題的嚴(yán)重性．

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