3．Go to bed now_______ you will be really tired tomorrow．（　�。�
A．andB．orC．evenD．but

分析 現(xiàn)在去上床睡覺否則明天你真的會疲憊．

解答 答案：B
本句考查句型：祈使句+or+將來時態(tài)，"or"可意為"否則的話"．"and"并列連詞，"even"甚至，"but"表轉(zhuǎn)折．

點評 考查連詞．考生需注意上下文的語境做出判斷．

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