It is a regulation that this medicine can't be kept . 此药不能放在孩子们能拿到的地方.这是一项规定. 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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6. It is a regulation that this medicine can't be kept . (accessible)

此药不能放在孩子们能拿到的地方，这是一项规定。

6. where it is accessible to children考查地点状语从句和accessible的用法。

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