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    (1)Although Anne is happy with her success she wonders ________ will happen to her private life.

    [　　]

    A．that
    B．it
    C．what
    D．this

    (2)I think it's ________ you eat too much.

    [　　]

    A．as
    B．because
    C．for
    D．since

    (3)－Does Alan like hamburger?

    　－Yes. So much ________ that he eats them almost every day.

    [　　]

    A．for
    B．as
    C．to
    D．so
    答案：C;B;D
    提示：

    名师导引：题1中宾语从句中缺少作主语的引导词。题2中it is之后只能用because引导表语从句，for是介词不能引导表语从句。题3中so…that及so that都可引导结果状语从句。


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