题目内容
15．We all like our English teacher，________ we have learned a lot．（ ）| A． | that | B． | whom | C． | who | D． | from whom |
分析 我们都喜欢我们的英语老师，我们从他那里学到很多东西．
解答 答案：D 句中含有非限制性定语从句，先行词是 our English teacher，指人，从句中谓语动词leran的搭配应该是learn from sb，所以用from whom．故选择D．
点评 分析句子，找出定语从句的要素：先行词，关系词以及关系词在从句中所充当的成分．
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