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    The field research will take Joan and Paul about five months; it will be a long

    time ____ we meet them again.

       A. after      B. before      C. since      D. when

    B


    解析:

    译文：实际教学/现场调查研究将花Joan 和 Paul 大约五个月时间；将过很长时间我们才能在见面。考点：一般将来时间的常用句式。①肯定句式It will be some time before sth happens=It will take (sb) some time before sth happens.将过多长时间或将用多久某事才会发生。②变成否定句式It won’t be long before sth happens=It won’t take long before sth happens.不久/没过多久/没花多长时间某事就发生了。③联想到过去将来句式It wasn’t long before sth happened=It didn’t take long before sth happened.没用多长时间某事就发生了。④变化为肯定式It was/ took some time before sth happened.过了多久某事才发生。e.g.例如：①It will be another two weeks before the school sports meeting takes place.再过两周学校运动会才会举行=It will take (us) another two weeks before it takes place. →②否定句It will not be long before it takes place.=It won’t take long before it is held. 学校运动会不久就举办了。

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