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    8．_____，Liu Wei achieved the goal many normal people couldn't accomplish．（　　）
    A．As he was disabledB．Disabled as he was
    C．Was he as disabledD．Disabled as was he

    分析 尽管刘伟身有残疾，但是他实现了许多正常人都不能完成的目标．

    解答 答案：B．
    当as引导让步状语从句时，必须使用倒装的结构，状语、表语或者谓语动词的一部分置于as之前，且表语中的冠词要省略．本句中为as引导的让步状语从句；故选B．

    点评 as引导让步状语从句时，状语表语及谓语动词的一部分置于as之前，且表语中的冠词要省略．如：Try as we did，we failed again．

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