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    -- Did you tell him the news?

    -- Yes, I told him ________ I saw him.

    [　　]

    A．as long as
    B．while
    C．immediately
    D．unless
    答案：
    解析：

    句意：我一看见他就把那个消息告诉他了。故用immediately. as long as只要，表示条件，不符合题意。


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