题目内容

Could you please recommend a garage I can have my car .

A.
nearby where; repaired
B.
in which; repairing
C.
around which; be repaired
D.
where; to repair

A
考查定语从句和固定搭配。I can have my car ______，用的是have sth done.使某事被做，即我可以使我的车被修理，要用have my car repaired ；nearby用来修饰a garage，表示附近的一个修理厂；a garage是先行词，在定从I can have my car ______.中作地点状语，所以用where引导。选A。

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