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“My boy, do remember to leave things ___...

“My boy, do remember to leave things _____ you can find them again.

A. where  B. when           C. then              D. there

 

A 【解析】试题分析:句义:孩子,记住把东西放到你下次能够找到的地方。前后为两个句子不能都是简单句需要有连词,排除then,there都是副词不是连词,所以C D不对 .而句子中少地点状语而when 引导时间状语从句,所以B也排除,where引导地点状语从句所以A正确。 考点:考查状语从句的用法。
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