I did put the broom behind the door . A.where it belongs B.which it belongs to C.what it belongs to D.that it belongs 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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I did put the broom behind the door 　　.

A.where it belongs　　　　　　　　B.which it belongs to

C.what it belongs to　　　　　　　D.that it belongs

解析:

在该句中，许多同学会倾向于选B；但which所指代的是the door，如果把先行词回填到定语从句中去的话，就成了:the broom belongs to the door，其意不妥。原文应为:the broom belongs behind the door。belong后接的不是名词，而是介词短语作状语，无需加to。behind the door只能用where来代替。

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