题目内容

Mary received training in business English for three months, ____she found a job in a big foreign firm.


  1. A.
    after that
  2. B.
    after which
  3. C.
    after it
  4. D.
    after when
B
试题分析: 句意为:玛丽接受了商务英语培训,长达3个月,之后再一家外企找到了一份工作。
从主句和从句的关系看,从句不缺成分,则由关系副词充当,关系副词=相应的介词+which/whom。据句意,在此之后,选B。因为that,it不做非限制性定语从句的关系词。
考点:定语从句关系词的考察
点评:定语从句通常可分为限制性定语从句和非限制定语从句。命题者通常在关系代词和关系副词上设置选项,考查关键在于分析句子成分,如果句子缺少主语,宾语,表语或者定语就使用关系代词;如果句子很完整就使用关系副词
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