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5．      ，I want to go travelling in Tibet．（　　）
A．Whether possibleB．Where possible
C．When possibleD．How possible

分析 有可能的时候，我想去西藏旅行．

解答 答案：C
题干是一个省略的状语从句，省略了it is；whether是否，where表示地点，when表示时间，how表示方式；句意表达的是时间，故选C．

点评 省略句通常省略的是it is或相同的主语和系动词．学习时，要注意区分和掌握．

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