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—How long is it since you picked up your badminton training?

—It was not until my finance became better last December _______ I started the training.

A. whenB. beforeC. whereD. that

 

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【解析】 D 本題考查強調句。句意：“你開始羽毛球訓練有多長時間了？”“直到去年12月份我的經濟有所好轉時我才開始訓練。”答語是強調句，應用that引導。

 

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