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We'll be shown around the city, schools, museums and some other places, ________ other visitors seldom go.

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A.what
B.which
C.where
D.when
答案:C
提示:

  名师导引:other places为表示地点的先行词,要用where引导定语从句。

  注意:当表示时间、地点等的先行词在从句中不充当状语而作主语或宾语时,不用wherewhen引导定语从句,要用whichthat来引导。如:

  ①There are now so many deer that some are being sent to places which would like to return this kind of deer to the wild.现在鹿的数量很多,有些被送去某些地方放养以便将来放生。

  ②Great improvements can be found in certain cities, which had the worst pollution problem only a few years ago.几年前还是严重污染的城市现在情况有了很大改观。

  ③In the years that followed, Marx kept on studying English and using it.在以后的岁月里,马克思坚持学习和使用英语。

  3why表示原因,常用在先行词reason后面。如:

  ①But is that the only reason why they go to school?可那就是他们上学的惟一理由吗?

  ②The reason why he said that is quite clear.他为什么那样说的理由是十分清楚的。


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