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    Johnny ran very fast _________he could catch the early bus


    1. A.
      so that
    2. B.
      as soon as
    3. C.
      some day
    4. D.
      of course
    A
    试题分析:句意:为了能赶上早班车Johnny跑的非常快。A选项是为了什么，B是一……就…..，C是有朝一日，D是当然可以根据上下文A符合语义
    考点: 考查短语辨析。
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