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    —Was it under the tree ______ you went away talking to a friend?

    —Sure. But when I got back there, the bike was gone.

    A．that              B．when             C．where            D．while

     

    【答案】

    B

    【解析】

    试题分析：考查时间状语从句：做好此题的关键是正确理解上下文的语境。在此句中，it是代词，指代 the bike，句意为：“当你离开去同朋友谈话的时候，你的自行车是在这树下吗?”“当然，但当我回来时，自行车就不见了。”假若 A，为强调句，句子即为 Was it under the tree that you were away talking to a friend? 把强调部分去掉：句子则为 Under the tree while you were talking to a friend，不成立一个句子。选 B。

    考点：考查时间状语从句

    点评：此题很容易误选 A，认为这是强调句型。关键是要会判断，平时练习时要有这个意识。it is /was+被强调部分+that/who+…判断方法是去掉it is /was  that/who句子不缺成分，即为强调句型。这句话却不是。

     

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